Discover the joy of thoughtfully crafted cocoa, seasoning blend, nuts and bakery items made with simple ingredients and zero shortcuts.
Discover Sassory Cocoa Mixes
Designed to be made hot or frozen!
At Sassory, we believe our chocolate mixes should taste as good as it makes you feel. Our gourmet cocoa mixes are crafted with carefully selected ingredients and a richer, more mature flavor profile than the typical “box” cocoa. No fillers, no artificial fluff — just real cocoa, balanced sweetness, and flavors designed for grown‑up taste buds who still love a little fun.
Each blend is small‑batch crafted to create a smooth, indulgent cup that’s perfect for sharing or savoring on your own. From classic comfort to playful seasonal twists, our mixes offer depth, richness, and a satisfying chocolate experience you won’t find in mass‑produced packets.
Whether you’re looking for a thoughtful gift or a cozy treat for yourself, Sassory delivers flavor you can feel good about. Explore our collection and find your perfect cup — because with Sassory, every sip is crafted with intention, quality, and just the right amount of sass.
FUSE
FUSE is a balanced blend of herbs and spices designed to add flavor without overpowering the food.
What Can You Do With FUSE Seasoning?
Think of FUSE as an incredibly versatile all-purpose seasoning blend for everyday cooking.
Use it as a dry seasoning on roasted vegetables, chicken, meat, fish, to season burgers.
But that’s just the beginning.
Mix FUSE with mayonnaise and a little water and you have a completely different way to use it. Turn it into a creamy dip, spread or finishing sauce. Excellent on sandwiches, vegetables, dip for chicken wings, spread on fish before baking, sausages, you name it, you can probably FUSE it!
Seasoned Nuts
Our seasoned nuts are small batch crafted. Coconut Cashews and Crabby Cashews are made with maple syrup, cane sugar, and organic coconut. Roasted and coated for that perfect sweet crunch.
We offer candied and sweet and spicy pecans. Each batch is started with melting cane sugar in a cast iron pan to create a crunchy slightly chewy candied caramel coating.
Catering
Offering Sassory products at your next event can take your beverage offering to a sweet level.
- Seasonal Beverage menus
- Frozen / Hot Cocoa
- Mocktails customized for your event
- Mini charcuterie bento boxes
- Let us help you plan your beverage offerings
please note: our bakery items are only available at farmers markets or for local pickup (21221)
What Makes Our Bread Different (and Why It Matters)
Ingredients Chosen for How They Make You Feel
We use King Arthur enriched flour because quality ingredients matter—especially when it comes to comfort and consistency. King Arthur flour is non‑GMO, never bleached, never bromated, and milled from 100% U.S.-grown wheat. Enriched flour simply means key nutrients that occur naturally in grain—like iron and B vitamins—are added back after milling. No unnecessary additives, no chemical treatments, and no shortcuts.
The result is a clean, dependable flour that supports bread made the way it’s meant to be made: with time and intention.
Why Slow Fermentation Makes a Difference
Most commercial bread is produced quickly. Dough is mixed, forced to rise, and baked within hours. That speed leaves little time for natural breakdown of starches and proteins, which many people find contributes to a heavier, less comfortable eating experience.
Most of our breads are made using a slow, cold fermentation at least 18 hours, with some cold fermenting 36 hours or longer. During this extended fermentation, yeast gradually breaks down complex carbohydrates and begins the digestion process before the bread ever reaches the oven. In simple terms, more of the work happens in the dough—not in your gut—because slow fermentation gives the gluten and carbohydrates time to relax and break down before baking.
Research also shows that long fermentation can lead to a gentler blood‑sugar response compared to fast‑made commercial bread, because the yeast has more time to break down starches and develop natural acids. While results vary from person to person, many people find slow‑fermented bread feels steadier and more satisfying.
This slower fermentation can:
- Support a more comfortable digestion experience
- Reduce the “heavy” feeling often associated with fast‑made bread
- Develop flavor naturally, without added sugars or conditioners
Each product clearly notes when it is slow‑fermented, because process matters.
Why I make Yeast Breads and Not Sourdough
I choose to bake with yeast rather than sourdough because I prefer bread that’s balanced, approachable, and versatile. Sourdough has a naturally tangy flavor that some people love—but many don’t. My goal is bread that complements everyday meals without a strong acidic note.
Using yeast doesn’t mean the bread is rushed or overly processed. What matters is time, not the leavening itself. When yeast is given enough time to ferment slowly, it produces bread that is flavorful, well‑structured, and easier for many people to enjoy than mass‑produced loaves.
A Thoughtful Alternative to Commercial Bread
My breads sit in the space between “fast commercial bread” and “overly sour artisan bread.” No chemical dough conditioners. No forced rises. No unnecessary sugars. Just quality flour, yeast, salt, water, and time.
The result is bread made to be eaten regularly—satisfying, thoughtfully fermented, and crafted with your comfort in mind.
