The Yeti kneading fresh sourdough dough in his cozy home bakery, wood-fired oven glowing behind him

Bay Area · Semi-Secret Bakery

Big Yeti. Bigger Loaves.

One Bay Area dad, a wood-fired oven, and a dream of trading the laptop for a flour-dusted apron. Until then, he's happy to feed the neighborhood one sourdough loaf at a time.

Meet the Weekly Rise Club
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Yeti Weekly Rise Sourdough Club

Every week, the oven calls.

Rain or shine, the Yeti wakes up knowing there's dough to feed, fruit and herbs to gather from the yard, and neighbors waiting on the porch. That weekly rhythm is the whole club — fresh-baked loaves, delivered to your block, every single week.

Yeti Weekly Rise Sourdough Club logo
The Yeti waking up at sunrise beneath a Yeti Weekly Rise Club sign, ready for another baking day
The Yeti picking fresh lemons and herbs from his backyard garden
The Yeti kneading sourdough by hand at his kitchen counter, wood-fired oven glowing behind him
The Yeti handing a fresh loaf of sourdough to a happy neighborhood family outside his bakery

Each week Yeti knows there is Sourdough to make!

Fresh, every week

No standing orders to remember — just a warm loaf on your porch, same day, every week.

Backyard ingredients

Herbs and fruit picked straight from the Yeti's garden find their way into seasonal batches.

Neighborhood-only

Small batches, hand-shaped and hand-delivered — this club stays as cozy as the bakery itself.

The Scrapbook

Every loaf starts with a journey.

Great sourdough means chasing down the good stuff — wild wheat fields, mountain villages, and the occasional fromagerie. Here's a peek at where the Yeti wanders when he's not covered in flour.

The Yeti hiking a forest trail in autumn, basket in hand
Foraging the fall trails
The Yeti's travel scrapbook photo two
On the road again
The Yeti browsing a Swiss fromagerie in a mountain village
Cheese diplomacy, Switzerland
The Yeti's travel scrapbook photo four
Somewhere delicious
The Yeti walking through a golden wheat field at sunset
Golden hour, wheat field