Hanging out at the Dairy

Hanging out at the Dairy
Darci(far left) & the Wrights at the Creamery

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

A little "slice" of heaven in Poulsbo

Sluy's family owned bakery opened in the late 1960's

Some shops are a "must-stop" in a town and I've found that in our new-to-us town, that shop is Sluys Bakery!

One of the "must-stops" in Poulsbo

I even remember visiting there as a very young child in the early 1970's, salivating at all the choices of baked goods they offer daily.

The street sign to mark the entrance-in case your nose missed it!

It's still the same today, many freshly baked morsels, loaves, cakes and pies to select from on a daily basis.

The shelves of freshly baked bread right through the front door

The bakery is smack in the middle of Historic downtown Poulsbo, such a fun treat to grab, walk down and ponder our after school or weekend morning treats.

Cookies of all shapes, sizes and flavors

Bars, cakes, Scandinavian potato pancakes and assorted beverages
 Freshly baked goods are one of my life's simple and sometimes guilty pleasures. We luckily live about 3 blocks away from the bakery, an easy walk.

An old fashioned sour cream donut

  As a housewarming gift, my parents dear friends gave us a Sluys gift card and a dozen of their sticky, sweet cinnamon rolls-SHUT THE FRONT DOOR they were good!  This generous gift card was such fun.   Thanks Ward and Judy, we truly feel "thankful for our daily bread" and welcomed to Poulsbo.


Our ticket to the heavenly baked goods


Today, my son and I felt like maple bars. Maple bars were my Grandma Jessie's favorite and I think of her when I eat them.

A pair of soft, butter, maple goodness bars


We enjoy seeing families come in together on the weekends, during early morning walks with friends or a afternoon treat.

An Instagram collage of sugary splendor

Everyone leaves with a smile and a bag or box of their lovelies in hand.

My bag of treasure

A happny blogger and her son after a visit to Sluys
Come by on your next visit to old town Poulsbo, it will become a tradition, a simple and sometimes guilty pleasure. Sluy's doesn't dissapoint. 

Sluy's historic storefront mural 

Chow for now my friends!

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