Bakeries
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Founded in 2001 in our garage, Pagosa Baking Company has been providing hand crafted baked goods featuring local ingredients since the beginning. 22 years ago, sourcing those ingredients was a labor of love, and the relationships we created with local growers and producers are integral to the business we’ve created. Sourdough breads were the original basis for the business, and our product line expanded to please our locals. We introduced our quinoa salad in our café menu in 2004 to highlight this nutritious high altitude grain. We are active in promoting local food production through local non profits.
Products & Services
Pagosa Locals and travelers. Sourdough breads and rolls, pastries. Mt. Mama Whole Wheat, Mt. Mama Ryeman Rye, Provenance Flour, White Mountain Quinoa
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About Pagosa Baking Company

Pagosa Baking Company started out of the back of our car. In 1999, Kathy started making her European style sourdough breads at home for friends, and over the months was invited to sell her products in local retail stores. We converted part of our garage into a commercial kitchen in December 2000, with the intention of a wholesale bread business. With encouragement from our future down town neighbors, we purchased our building in June of 2001 and opened the retail shop in July of 2001. Production continued in our garage kitchen till March of 2004, when we completed an addition to accommodate an onsite kitchen and apartment. This afforded us the opportunity to expand our offerings to include breakfast burritos, soups, and sandwiches. Our kitchen operates 7 days a week, up to 18 hours a day, to keep up with production needs.
Locations
238 Pagosa Street,
Pagosa Springs, Archuleta County, CO, 81147
United States
News & Media

About Pagosa Baking Company

Pagosa Baking Company started out of the back of our car. In 1999, Kathy started making her European style sourdough breads at home for friends, and over the months was invited to sell her products in local retail stores. We converted part of our garage into a commercial kitchen in December 2000, with the intention of a wholesale bread business. With encouragement from our future down town neighbors, we purchased our building in June of 2001 and opened the retail shop in July of 2001. Production continued in our garage kitchen till March of 2004, when we completed an addition to accommodate an onsite kitchen and apartment. This afforded us the opportunity to expand our offerings to include breakfast burritos, soups, and sandwiches. Our kitchen operates 7 days a week, up to 18 hours a day, to keep up with production needs.
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