Katy P.
7/22/2022
This is a gem in STL. Five years ago, the owner worked with me to make mini pumpkin pies IN JULY! My dad's favorite birthday "cake" is pumpkin pie, and we were celebrating in STL. They were...
Whisk: a Sustainable Bakeshop
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2201 Cherokee St
Saint Louis, MO 63118
Whisk: a Sustainable Bakeshop in Saint Louis, MO, once known as Farm Fresh Cupcakes, was born from the vision of Kaylen Wissinger in 2011. Starting at a local farmers' market, the demand for her unique flavors like strawberry rhubarb and purple velvet led to a permanent storefront on Cherokee Street in 2012.
The essence of sustainability runs deep in Whisk's ethos, reflected in practices like composting food waste, sourcing local ingredients, and using eco-friendly packaging. This commitment to reducing their environmental impact resonates in every delectable treat they offer.
Immerse yourself in the Declaration of Baked Goods, a testament to Whisk's values of community support, seasonal delights, and the joy found in simple pleasures like a freshly baked cookie or a hand-mixed brownie. Visit Whisk to experience a blend of creativity, sustainability, and mouthwatering treats that embody their unwavering dedication to quality and deliciousness.
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Rachel H.
12/9/2024
Love how festive they are with their decor. St. Louis small businesses are great at getting into the holiday mood. When we walked in the employees were having a warm conversation with the...
Dani J.
12/17/2024
We LOVE Whisk! They have the cutest little storefront that is open for pop-ups ONLY (and they also sell at the Tower Grove Farmer's Market in the summer. You don't know joy until you've had a...
Maddie W.
12/22/2023
I'm over the moon I finally made it to Whisk. I came around Christmas for a little box of treats and definitely ended up scarfing down one of them on the car almost immediately (a cranberry pop...
M. B.
1/10/2024
I've been meaning to update this review for a while, but I only support bakeries that treat their employees fairly and kindly. Disappointing to have found out that Whisk isn't one of them.
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