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- First We FeastAugust 3, 2014Here you'll find foreign-born women baking bread or pastry from their respective homelands—including Sephardic challah, Armenian lavash, Persian Nan-E Qandi, as well as the best bialys in the city. Read more
- Serious EatsJune 12, 2013Not all breads are top-notch at this non-profit bakery, but we love the flaky Moroccan m'smen, rich stollen, and fresh bialys, which are the best we've had in New York.
- Time Out New YorkApril 11, 2013Pick up multicultural breads including Armenian lavash, Moroccan flatbread and heritage-corn tortillas. New to this location: fresh masa and mini bialys, all made by women in their non-profit program. Read more
- Bond StreetMarch 3, 2017"It’s a really amazing program that empowers people to not only learn new skills but go out into the market and build viable careers off of them. " - Jomaree Pinkard, co-founder, The Hella Company Read more
- Lonestar TacoFebruary 13, 2013Yellow Masa is terrific bright corn flavor. Nancy who makes it does a great job & is super nice. Not sure if you can order it in small amount. We order wholesale. Call & ask before you head up there.
- Gajtana SimonovskaSeptember 9, 2017Excellent, fresh bread. All proceeds go to the training program for low income women to become bakers. They all get a job when they graduate.
- Hot Bread KitchenJanuary 17, 2012Welcome to our bakery! This is where all of the delicious Hot Bread Kitchen products are freshly baked with locally grown, organic ingredients whenever possible.
- L. T.February 13, 2015It's pay what you can here, which is great - but the prices are already so cheap! It's great!
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