A Friendly Bread

A Friendly Bread

Food and Beverage Services

Your neighborhood bread guy

About us

A Friendly Bread (AFB) makes Obsessible Sourdough Snacks. We started out as a sourdough bread company operating as the "milkman for delicious bread" in Baltimore, and now we take our delicious sourdough bread and turn it into snacks you'll obsess over. Our Sourdough Toasts are available in Whole Foods, MOM's Organic Market and many other grocers. Soon to launch: Sourdough Grilled Cheese.

Website
http://www.afriendlybread.com
Industry
Food and Beverage Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Baltimore
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2017
Specialties
Bread, Sourdough, Consumer Packaged Goods, and CPG

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Employees at A Friendly Bread

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    Owner at A Friendly Bread

    Frozen food brands in the mid-Atlantic: we have taken over the lease on a facility in Baltimore that boasts 5,000 square feet of frozen storage, and we'd like to serve as a resource for fellow frozen brands. We have a loading dock and can receive, pick and pack freight for you. Competitive rates as well (talk to me about a discount for the first month). Please get in touch so we can fill that freezer! Refrigerator space (2,000 square feet) will be available as well in a month. I can be reached at lane@afriendlybread.com. #frozenstorage #freezer #coldstorage

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    Owner at A Friendly Bread

    Congrats to Marvin Montague and Aleah Rae Montague for this coverage of their booming mushroom bacon business. Baltimore Business Journal interviewed and photographed A Friendly Bread as well, for this article about small food businesses pushing their capacity to the bursting limits in order to break through to the next stage. Working joyfully and doggedly alongside Meat the Mushroom at B-More Kitchen , I can confirm that both of our businesses are squeezing every last drop of productivity out of that space before our next chapters begin.

    How a tiny food company got from 'Shark Tank' to grocery store shelves - Baltimore Business Journal

    How a tiny food company got from 'Shark Tank' to grocery store shelves - Baltimore Business Journal

    bizjournals.com

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    Owner at A Friendly Bread

    We will soon be rolling out our latest packaging update. We have heard some important critiques from retailers and shoppers, and we hope to have solved those: -no more cursive- was too hard to read as you quickly walk by -no more white writing - it faded into the photo behind it too much - again making it too hard to read or notice -the callouts were being covered up by the display box that the product was sitting in- so we moved them up higher on the package -added new language about refrigeration- did you know you can keep the sandwich in the fridge for 30 days? We did a shelf life test! -our lab tests revealed a different nutritional panel from what we had originally estimated through running our recipes through a calculator. So you’ll see lower calories, lower fat and lower sodium on the nutritional panel than on previous packaging.

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    Thanks for the highlight from our brilliant broker, Hanson Faso Sales and Marketing

    We are thrilled to announce that our esteemed partners, A Friendly Bread, are now available at Foxtrot! A Friendly Bread has been honored with the distinguished Foxtrot Up-&-Comers Small Makers Award 2023, earning the title of "Classic Product Reimagined" winners! 🏆✨ Known for their mastery in crafting restaurant-quality grilled cheese sandwiches from homemade sourdough, A Friendly Bread's journey began at Farmers Markets. They progressed by establishing a unique "milkman"-style bread delivery service, eventually expanding their reach to small grocers and farm stores. Along the way, their creativity flourished as they explored innovative uses for their bread. A Friendly Bread proudly presents the one and only restaurant-quality, heat-and-eat frozen sourdough grilled cheese—an absolute game-changer! 🧀🥪 Join us in celebrating A Friendly Bread's remarkable journey and their latest culinary triumph. Swing by FoxTrot to savor the unmatched delights brought to you by our exceptional partners! 🙌 #AFriendlyBread #AwardWinningFlavors #FoxtrotChicago Lane Levine Stewart Reich Michael Reich Michael Renkosiak Kent Walker Kimberly von der Lieth Dawn Emery-Janzen Pamela Baker James Smyth

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    Owner at A Friendly Bread

    Starting this month, A Friendly Bread is trying a new (yet completely traditional) way of reaching customers for our frozen Sourdough Grilled Cheese. I observed that older adults (often single or windowed) are a core demographic - both to feed themselves and to stock up for their grandkids. So I pinpointed some areas with 1) a density of stores carrying our product, and 2) retirement communities with robust print newsletters, and placed ads in those newsletters. These retirement communities have large readership (5,000 or more), and I want to see if these ads help me increase sales in these specific store locations. If it works in the three communities where I am trying this, I will expand the campaign. I just don't think these target customers are going to watch my IG reels - but I do think they are reading about their friends' Philosophy Club (pg. 16) or the building wing coordinator on their floor (pg. 43). So my ad on pg. 36 may do the trick. Stay tuned to see if it works! Thanks Lauren Rauseo for putting the ad together - Lauren worked with me as the designer 10 years ago when I created and edited the newsletter for a community of older adults that I organized myself when I worked in the non-profit sector. Nothing new under the sun. https://lnkd.in/eEH5E4zC

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