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Too much Pepper, not enough dough

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Pennyloaf Bakery, known for its sourdough and sweet goods since it opened in 2015, was purchased by Pepper Foster and accountant James Fiebelkorn in June 2022. The shop closed its doors on Christmas Eve last year, but social media posts indicated the closure was temporary at the time. In January, bakery staff told the Free Press they had quit Pennylaaf en masse after concerns with Foster and his wife Vanessa Foster's management of the business. Foster has 50 per cent equity in the company, but has not invested any money and was brought in to help generate sales.

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Too much Pepper, not enough dough

A popular Corydon Avenue bakery that struggled under alleged mismanagement by Winnipeg entrepreneur Pepper Foster is now up for sale. Pennyloaf Bakery, known for its sourdough and sweet goods since […]

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Wednesday, March 27, 2024.
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