Description 

Sweetest Bakery
Sweetheart's Pastries is a charming bakery specializing in homemade desserts crafted with care, quality ingredients and plenty of love. Our menu features a delightful selection of classic treats, including lemon cake, carrot cake, apple pie, raspberry pie and blackberry buckle.

We believe that the best pastries are made fresh, which is why every order is baked to perfection when requested. Whether you're craving a comforting slice of pie or a beautifully spiced cake, we take pride in delivering flavorful, homemade goodness with every bite.

At Sweetheart’s Pastries, we are passionate about bringing people together through the joy of freshly baked desserts. Whether you're treating yourself or ordering for a special occasion, our goal is to provide delicious, heartwarming pastries that taste just like home to bring everyone some love and happiness.

History 

Sugar, love and everything sweet, 1904
Sweetheart's Pastries became an official business on March 30th after the owner's business license interview was approved. Beatrice Fairchild had sent in the business license application on March 27th. The first sale for the business actually happened before it was an official business, Beatrice had sold a few lemon cakes just some days before the application was sent in. It was making those lemon cakes and seeing the smile on the customer that made Beatrice want to open her own bakery and therefor starting Sweetheart's Pastries.

In April the business starting receiving multiple orders from all kinds of people for all kinds of event, this brought in a big profit for the business and the owner. With all the newfound money the owner, Beatrice Fairchild, was able to start planning to expand the business and even start hosting her own events through the business.

Beatrice published her own recipe book called "Sweetheart's Recipes" April 12th for anybody who wants to learn how the business makes all it's pastries. She went across the state delivering copies of the book to all the telegram offices so anybody could grab a copy for free.