Lani Halliday’s Booming Pandemic Baked Goods and the Third-Party Hello

You can only comfort yourself with so many baked goods, it seems, but we’ve found a workaround: We’re putting them in our ears instead of our mouths. What a joy it was to sit down with Lani Halliday, who is making the best inclusive pastries around and unveiled her first physical outpost of Brutus Bakeshop during the pandemic. Yes: She’s very bold, and we’re very obsessed.

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The linkage:

• If you’re in NYC, grab Lani Halliday’s baked goods at Brutus Bakeshop in Crown Heights (and get some amazing New Mexican food from Eric See’s Ursula while you’re there!). If you’re anywhere else, buy her (vegan, GF, soy-free) miso chocolate chip cookies on the internet and keep your eyes peeled for her pop tarts and more, more, more.
  

• More on the Independent Restaurant Coalition—um, 11 million people in the U.S. are independent restaurant employees!
  

• Friends, KIT. You can get us at 833-632-5463 and @athingortwohq any ol’ time.

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the sponsors (and promos!):

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• Shop our MoMA Design Store gift picks and take 10% off with the code ATHINGORTWO through November 23 (exclusions apply).

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YAY.

You can only comfort yourself with so many baked goods, it seems, but we've found a workaround: We're putting them in our ears instead of our mouths. What a joy it was to sit down with Lani Halliday, who is making the best inclusive pastries around and unveiled her first physical outpost of Brutus Bakeshop during the pandemic.