Spring Hollow Mill

08/30/2026

So glad a great time was had at our private baking lesson! Always grateful for happy students, and positive reviews 🙂 Until next time!

08/27/2026

GAINESVILLE!! There are just a few seats left for our class on milling flour and baking bread by hand at The Fat Tuscan Cafe. Grab your ticket today! Hope to see you next Wednesday 🌾🍞

https://fattuscan.com/event/from-grain-to-bread-milling-to-dough-to-fresh-rolls/

08/22/2026

Looking for GRAIN in Tallahassee? The Prepared Table is now selling grain by the pound! Grab some, mill it to flour, and bake away 🍞

08/21/2026

🌾 Fresh pasta made from freshly milled, whole grain semolina (durum) wheat
🍅 Roasted tomato sauce made from fresh tomatoes, with lots of basil 🌿
🍝 Meatballs, roasted and simmered to perfection

Kid Tested & Kid Approved 😆

This is what I will be teaching at The Prepared Table Monday evening! The upcoming class is sold out, but there will be another one in September 😉

https://tptkitchenshop.com/collections/classes-workshops

08/15/2026

So excited to bring milling & baking with fresh flour to GAINESVILLE! The Fat Tuscan Cafe is a fantastic spot- I can’t wait to make some bread with them 🍞🌾 Come bake with me on September 2nd!

08/07/2026

TALLAHASSEE FRIENDS!

I will be doing a bread/flour drop THIS MONDAY! All items will be made fresh with freshly milled, organic, whole grain flour 🌾

Comment below or send me a message to claim any available items ⬇️

8 available: Sandwich Bread $12
3: Dinner Rolls (dozen) $20
6: Cinnamon Rolls (1/2 doz) $15
5: Bread Flour (5 #) $15
5: Dessert Flour (5 #) $15

Other grain varieties and sizes may be available, just ask! You will need to pick up from me in the afternoon, so please only claim if you will be available from 4:30pm to 5:45pm near Bannerman area on August 10th.

08/02/2026

Are you interested in getting started with freshly milled flour, but don’t know where to start?

There are just a few spots left for my baking class on August 10th! We will be making dinner rolls and covering the tips and tricks I’ve learned in baking with fresh flour.

We are also discussing all the basics of milling- I will even bring different grain mills for attendees to try out! Bring your notebooks- there is a lot of information in this class!

See you there 😊

Monday, August 10, 2026 | 6:00pm – 8:00pm | $90/person Demonstration Class with Hands-On Learning There is something deeply satisfying about bread that starts from the very beginning, it doesn’t get more foundational than a loaf built from freshly milled flour. Join Stacey of Spring Hollow Mill ...

06/30/2026

We had a great time at The Prepared Table last night talking all things bread & fresh flour- my favorite conversation topics 🍞🥖🌾 We had hands on dough shaping, a milling demonstration, and ate a lot of baked goodies as we made dinner rolls with freshly milled flour. Thank you ladies for coming, and thank you Robin for taking pictures!

Looking forward to another class on Monday, July 13th!

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05/03/2026

Red Hills Small Farm Alliance is open! Order now for a Thursday grocery delivery. Home delivery if you live close in Tallahassee, hub delivery for surrounding towns! I have listed several types of organic, freshly milled flour 🌾 Happy Shopping!

https://www.rhomarket.com

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04/26/2026

Red Hills Small Farm Alliance is OPEN! Order now for a Thursday delivery 🙌🏻 There are “hubs” in Tallahassee and surrounding areas where you can pick up your groceries! I have listed only flour this week (all my baking supplies are in boxes) but expect to list all items by next week.

The market is now open, time to !

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