Blondery Birthday Cake Variety Box

Petite blondies inspired by generosity, handmade in Brooklyn

If someone asks you where you want to go for dinner and you say, “I don’t know, you pick,” then this is the box for you. Put your trust in pastry chef & Blondery founder, Auzerais, to give you “a little bit of this and a little bit of that” in the best way possible. You’ll get three of Blondery’s must-have signature flavors plus a bonus, limited edition seasonal flavor.

What’s in the box?
- brooklyn blackout (gluten-free):
- cinnamon sugar:
- pecan and salted caramel:
- & a rotating seasonal flavor (don’t worry, you’ll love it)

Treats are handmade and might take up to a week to ship. Can not ship to PO Boxes.

About the Brand - Blondery
Founded by professional pastry chef Auzerais Bellamy, Blondery reflects her passion for making the perfect blondie and making her profession a better place for women and people of color. Baked to order in Brooklyn and shipped nationwide, Blondery solves the essential question of what to give when you want a unique and delicious gift for yourself or others any time of year.

Auzerais grew up in Hayward, Calif., baking for her family and experimenting with recipes. She graduated magna cum laude with a degree in pastry arts from Johnson & Wales and interned at Alain Ducasse’s pastry school in France before a decade-long career in fine dining. She staged at Michelin-starred establishments The French Laundry in California and Daniel and Per Se in New York and worked as the executive pastry chef at Brooklyn’s Pies ‘n’ Thighs and Ducasse’s Benoit Bistro. In 2015 as the pastry sous chef at Thomas Keller’s Bouchon Bakery, Auzerais became frustrated with the lack of representation in fine dining and set out to change the industry. Auzerais found her soul as an entrepreneur and, as Blondery grows, is creating the supportive workplace she sought by hiring people of color and empowering them for careers in the restaurant industry.

Auzerais is a lifelong advocate for social change and recently donated half the proceeds from her Brooklyn Blackout Blondies to the Equal Justice Initiative as part of the nationwide Bakers Against Racism campaign.

When not at work, Auzerais collects artisan candles, appreciates fine fragrances and looks for new hiking experiences. *Women & BIPOC-owned.