Baked Fresh in
Huron, South Dakota
She Bakes is a cottage bakery born from a love of good bread and the joy of sharing it. Every loaf, every pastry, every sweet treat is made from scratch in small batches right here in Huron.
We specialize in sourdough — from crusty traditional rounds to soft sandwich loaves — along with banana bread, danish pastries, pizza dough, cookies, cakes, and whatever else the oven calls for.
No storefront, no fuss. Just honest, homemade baked goods made with real ingredients and picked up right from our porch.
What We Bake
Sourdough breads, sweet loaves, pastries, and more. Everything is baked fresh to order.
Traditional Sourdough
$8.00Our signature crusty sourdough loaf. Tangy, chewy crumb with a golden, crackly crust — perfect for slicing, toasting, or just tearing off a hunk with butter. Made with our house starter.
Soft Sourdough
$8.00All the sourdough flavor with a soft, pillowy crumb. This sandwich-style loaf is perfect for everyday use — great for toast, sandwiches, or alongside soup.
Sourdough Boule
$9.00Hand-scored artisan rounds with a beautiful golden crust and open crumb. A showstopper on any dinner table.
Banana Bread
$7.00Moist, rich, and loaded with real banana flavor. Our banana bread is a crowd favorite — perfect for breakfast, snacking, or gifting. Baked in small batches.
Danish Braid
$12.00A buttery braided pastry topped with coarse sugar crystals. Flaky, golden, and indulgent — a perfect treat for brunch or special occasions.
Pizza Dough
$5.00Fresh, ready-to-use pizza dough made with our sourdough starter. Just stretch, top, and bake for homemade pizza night.
Also Available
Check our Facebook page for weekly menus and seasonal offerings.
How It Works
Browse & Order Online
Pick what you'd like from our shop and place your order right here on the website.
We Bake It Fresh
Your order is baked from scratch in small batches. We'll let you know when it's ready.
Pick Up From Our Porch
Grab your order from our porch pickup spot in Huron, SD. Easy, convenient, and contact-free.
