These Stunning Bread Bouquets Are Almost Too Beautiful to Eat

Flowers are over. If you truly love someone, you should say it with bread.

Jack Shepherd
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3 min readMay 13, 2020

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Photos: Blondie + Rye

Now that we’ve all become experts in baking homemade sourdough, it might be worth taking a step back to see just how far we have to go before we reach perfection. Baker Hannah P., on Instagram as Blondie + Rye, uses colorful leftover vegetables to turn her breads into breathtaking edible creations.

Hannah posts before-and-after-baking photos on her Instagram, and assures fans that none of these delightful breads go to waste:

I have had many questions about what happens to the bread I bake. I even saw a comment from a person hoping the prettier loaves aren’t thrown out! The thought makes me cringe. Hear this, y’all: I take very seriously the notion of giving each loaf a home. Nobody in my life is safe from a visit from the bread fairy.

And if you are one of those lucky and deserving enough to receive a visit from the bread fairy, here’s a taste of what you can expect.

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Jack Shepherd
Jack Shepherd

Written by Jack Shepherd

I have a newsletter about crossword puzzles and a podcast about rom-coms. Formerly editorial director @BuzzFeed. Email: JackAShepherd at gmail

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