POTSDAM — The Potsdam Food Co-op will host Baking Fest from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Carriage House Bakery, 24 Elm St.
Attendees can sample baked goods entered as part of the fest’s baking contest and bid on them.
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Baking at the Potsdam Food Co-op. Watertown Daily Times
Jason HunterPOTSDAM — The Potsdam Food Co-op will host Baking Fest from noon to 3 p.m. Sunday at the Carriage House Bakery, 24 Elm St.
Attendees can sample baked goods entered as part of the fest’s baking contest and bid on them.
All proceeds from the silent auction will benefit the Potsdam Neighborhood Center.
Bakers can still register at wdt.me/cuXfrv or fill out a registration form at the store. There will be five categories: cookies, desserts, savory, special diet (vegan, gluten free, diabetic friendly, etc.) and professional.
Winners of each category will get a $25 co-op gift card.
For more information, call 315-265-4630.
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