Baker's delight
2004-12-15
Visions of sugar plums may dance in our heads at Christmas time, but many Americans are lucky if they manage a pan of slice-and-bake cookies from the supermarket before the full rush of the holidays is upon them.
But you wouldn't want to admit that to the ladies (and increasing numbers of gentlemen) who are such fans of a 214-year-old flour formula that they order 25-pound bags of it to be shipped by mail when they can't get it locally, and travel hundreds of miles to meet — and bake with — other devotees.
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