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Want to order buns, host a pop-up, or just chat about pastries? Let’s make it happen! Send me a message—I’d love to bring Bun Bun Bakery to you

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  • Take a Sunday to slow down, savor something sweet, and make life a little softer. Our Sunday Bun Drop is your chance to get fresh, handmade Swedish buns—perfect for a cozy morning, a shared moment, or just an excuse to pause and enjoy. Inspired by the tradition of Fika, this is more than just a treat—it’s a ritual. Sign up now to claim your buns and make your Sundays a little more delicious

  • We offer fresh, handcrafted buns and pastries in bulk, perfect for cafés, coffee shops, and specialty stores

  • Cardamom buns are more than just a pastry—they’re a ritual, a moment of comfort, and a taste of home. Made with 100% organic ingredients in my little Craftsman kitchen, each bun is handcrafted with care, honoring the Swedish tradition of fika—a daily pause to slow down, connect, and enjoy something delicious.

    Inside every bun, you’ll find:
    ✨ Soft, pillowy dough, enriched with organic butter and a hint of sweetness
    ✨ A fragrant swirl of freshly ground cardamom, organic cane sugar, and butter
    ✨ A perfectly golden, caramelized crust with just the right chew

    For me, cardamom is more than a spice—it’s a feeling. It takes me back to my roots, filling my space with warmth, even when I’m miles and oceans away. I love sharing these buns because they bring that same sense of home to others, one bite at a time.

    Come taste the tradition. Let’s fika