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© photo by James Holk
little t’s facade -
Tim Healea chose this five-deck cyclothermic oven because he needed to bake both bread and pastries in the same oven. The top two decks are designated for pastry and the bottom three are for bread.
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little t american baker’s pastry and bread cases are made from recycled fir. The glass shelves with product visibility.
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little t’s interior
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little t’s bread display as seen from the street.
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little t’s service area and customer seating.
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little t’s bread display, which is visible from outside.
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© photo by James Holk
little t product -
© photo by James Holk
little t bakery display -
© photo by James Holk
little t american baker is well known for it’s slow-rise baguette. -
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little t’s cupcakes are simple, small and fabulous, according to owner Tim Healea. -
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little t product -
© photo by James Holk
little t american baker -
© photo by James Holk
little t uses fresh, local fruits whenever possible. -
© photo by James Holk
little t bakes its brownies in individual pans, which makes for a nicer presentation. -
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little t croissants -
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© photo by James Holk
little t’s date bars’ crust uses baking powder, making it a bit cakey and a cross between a shortbread and a flaky pastry. The filling is made from Medjool dates and orange juice.