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 Yoshi's log stardate -299524.16 July 10th 2024


4:50 am 25'c inside 18'c outside 95% humidity. 


Communications between us and the ovens have broken down. They took 2 of our recipes today seemingly without remorse. It turns out getting in close can be dangerous as they are quick to sting the forearms. We were gifted 2 new pairs of long ove-gloves hopefully reducing the attacks from the metal monstrosities. 

Sold out streak is still going. And the response from the town really is overwhelming. I don't really have the words to express how grateful we are. Rusty is right i'm not sleeping well. This log is going to be a short one as i am out of lame jokes. I will leave you with this though. Today we tried a new recipe that i am very excited about so you will see that soon, also some new equipment so we can be more efficient and allow us to make different things. We are nearly there getting our basics down pat. Very soon i promise we will have new and exciting offerings.

Next log will be better. We are getting better every day.


Be Good and I hope to see you soon, same bread time same bread channel.


Yoshi



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