Sweet Generation partners with several nonprofit organizations and local high schools to create an internship program that teaches baking, food safety, customer service, work readiness, and entrepreneurship to teens and young adults from low-income communities.
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Turning 2 at Sweet Generation
Last week, we mentioned that Sweet Generation, the bakery at 130 First Ave. between Seventh Street and St. Mark's Place, was celebrating its second anniversary ... and here is the deal today...
Sweet Generation partners with several nonprofit organizations and local high schools to create an internship program that teaches baking, food safety, customer service, work readiness, and entrepreneurship to teens and young adults from low-income communities.
Sweet Generation partners with several nonprofit organizations and local high schools to create an internship program that teaches baking, food safety, customer service, work readiness, and entrepreneurship to teens and young adults from low-income communities.
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Great bakery. The cupcakes are delicious, I like the red velvet, and the banana bread is to die for. Since Black Hound and Something Sweet closed I go here for a holiday cake.
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