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Bittman’s DTC sourdough offers clean labels, convenience

Bittman's logo with its DTC sourdough background
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BY: Maddie Lambert

Maddie Lambert

NEW YORK — At a time when shoppers are increasingly seeking clean-label, quality products, the launch of Bittman’s meets consumers where they are. The modern bread company operates on a subscription service-based model, bringing ready-to-bake, organic, whole grain sourdough to doorsteps across the US.

By combining traditional fermentation methods with a convenient format, Bittman’s is built for the growing group of consumers interested in minimally processed foods and nutritious breads. Each loaf is fully baked and frozen at peak freshness. This allows Bittman’s subscribers to heat it up at their own convenience for a fresh-from-the-oven eating experience.

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“Bread is one of the most misunderstood foods,” said Mark Bittman, founder of Bittman’s and longtime food columnist for the New York Times. “… We created Bittman’s to bring bread back to what it should be: organic, whole grain, naturally fermented. This is about restoring trust in one of the most fundamental foods and making it accessible in a way that fits how people live today.”

Bittman’s initial product offerings include 100% whole wheat boules, ciabatta flats, rye loaves, cinnamon walnut raisin loaves, corn boules, and croissants.

“With Bittman’s, you don’t have to choose between quality and convenience,” said Kate Bittman, co-founder of Bittman’s. “We’ve made real, absolutely delicious bread that goes from your freezer to your table in minutes and fits easily into your everyday life — whether that’s a quick weeknight dinner or something you’re proud to serve and share with the people you love.”

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Bittman’s is available direct-to-consumer via its website, offering nationwide shipping across the continental US and delivery in two days or less. Prices start at $89 with savings available on the first box.

Launching with a delivery-style platform provides a steady, predictable way for Bittman’s to engage consumers directly and build brand loyalty. Read more about how using diverse channels to reach new markets can help baking companies’ revenues in the October | Q4 2025 issue of Commercial Baking.

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