BReD has grown from a small pre-order Facebook business selling sourdough to a popular Whistler bakery in just two short years. The owner, Ed Tatton joins us to share his unique insights into selling baked goods on Facebook, renting kitchen space to grow his business and more secrets, including:
- How to take the next step, when to rent a kitchen, and when to open a storefront
- How he chose a winning location for his bakery and what you should look for when selecting yours
- How selling through Facebook gave him market insight and confidence to open a physical location
- The one piece of advice he wishes he had gotten sooner
Guest: Ed Tatton from BReD in Whistler BC
When: July 20, 2020, at 9 am PST
Where: Instagram Live stream. Follow us at @EMBakeryEquipment
Ed Tatton is an animal rights advocate, professional baker and co-owner with his wife of BReD. A 100% plant-based, organic sourdough café/bakery in Whistler, BC, Canada.
Ed has a fine-dining background and has worked in high-end kitchens in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, as well as Canada, but now specializes in making organic sourdough. He has been making sourdough for over ten years and leads a small bakery team at BReD, making and baking naturally-leavened sourdough bread, including country loaves, 100% rye sourdough, baguettes, pizza dough, flatbreads, cinnamon buns and other sweet small baked goods. This is all prepared in-house and baked fresh every morning. Be sure to follow Ed on Instagram and learn more about BReD or order online.
