04/09/2025
✨ You’ve met me… now meet the women who started it all ✨
Grandma Stinson : Born in 1918. Oh, how she would’ve loved seeing so many of you enjoy her baked goods today. She’s the reason we had teacakes, breakfast biscuits, gooey bars, coconut cream pie, and pound cake ❤️
And let me tell you, if you showed up at her house wearing $100 American Eagle holey jeans, you can bet your britches they’d be patched before you left! 😉
Memaw : She’s still with us (so her age stays a family secret 🤫), and some of you may have even seen her at the bakery! She’s the woman behind the warm cinnamon rolls, pumpkin rolls, cookies, and all things cake decorating. 🥰
Fun fact: she helped me bake my very first wedding cake back in high school for my english teacher… which promptly fell apart in the car after I hit a pothole. I remade it solo, and that became my first buttercream flower cake. 🥲
(Thanks, Mr. Jaye, for trusting me to be your wedding baker!)
She also witnessed my first kitchen “oops”…getting my hair stuck in the mixer while making red velvet cake. Let’s just say I was a redhead for the day… and I’ve never baked without a ponytail since 😂.
Mom : Baking might not be her gift (love you, Mom 🫶🏻), but the savory side of The Golden Whisk is ALL her. The soups from our soup flights and the cornbread that paired with them? 100% her influence. 💛 She also deserves a shoutout for funding my early baking obsession even when my grocery lists looked like a second mortgage 😅.
(Also… true story: once, in the middle of baking, I told my own mom to get out of her own kitchen. I’ve never seen people scatter so fast ☠️😂).
✨ These three women laid the foundation for everything The Golden Whisk became, long before the bakery ever opened. Every recipe, every story, every bit of love I’ve poured into the kitchen comes from them.
And now… it’s time to turn the page tomorrow💕
With this new chapter comes a fresh start, and yes, a new name! After tomorrow’s big announcement, you’ll see our page transform. But don’t worry: The Golden Whisk was always more than a name. What you’ve helped me build is nearly 100 years in the making of family, traditions, recipes, and memories, all shared around the table. And I’ll carry that forward with me into what’s next. 💛✨