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FUN BUN BAKERY
By Kirry Nelson

Fun Bun Bakery is in its fifth year of business baking breads and sweets in Taos, NM. Founder and baker David Vargo
has been slowly expanding his small business over the years and now sells his products in markets and cafes in Taos and Los Alamos.
He bakes his goodies at the Taos County Economic Development Corporation’s Community Kitchen, and he features breads, rolls, cookies,
sticky buns, breadsticks, and several spelt and gluten-free options.
David likes incorporating as many local ingredients as possible, with the priority being the Sangre de Cristo wheat flour grown and milled
in the New Mexico / Colorado border region. He frequently sources local farmers’ herbs and onions to add to his breads.
And, Fun Bun features more than 90% organic ingredients. You can find Fun Bun Bakery at the Taos Farmers Market every Saturday
during the market season and at the Los Alamos summer and winter Farmer’s Markets. Cid’s Food Market in Taos has recently expanded the Fun Bun
bread selection, and the sweets can be found in various cafes throughout the region.

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	Where Farmers Share Their Stories Do you have stories or photos to share? Please contact us, we’d love to post them! info@farmersmarkettaos.com FUN BUN BAKERY By Kirry Nelson Fun Bun Bakery is in its fifth year of business baking breads and sweets in Taos, NM. Founder and baker David Vargo has been slowly expanding his small business over the years and now sells his products in markets and cafes in Taos and Los Alamos. He bakes his goodies at the Taos County Economic Development Corporation’s Community Kitchen, and he features breads, rolls, cookies, sticky buns, breadsticks, and several spelt and gluten-free options. David likes incorporating as many local ingredients as possible, with the priority being the Sangre de Cristo wheat flour grown and milled in the New Mexico / Colorado border region. He frequently sources local farmers’ herbs and onions to add to his breads. And, Fun Bun features more than 90% organic ingredients. You can find Fun Bun Bakery at the Taos Farmers Market every Saturday during the market season and at the Los Alamos summer and winter Farmer’s Markets. Cid’s Food Market in Taos has recently expanded the Fun Bun bread selection, and the sweets can be found in various cafes throughout the region. MORE PROFILES COMING SOON.....