It’s a ‘bittersweet’ goodbye, but a brand new hello
22 Sep 2016
Business Notes
While a changing of the guard has taken place at Plum City’s beloved bakery, customers can expect the same favorites they’ve enjoyed the past 12 years, plus some new creations that will tantalize the tastebuds.
Gwen Glaus sold Bittersweet Bakery and More to Allen and Jennifer Crisp of Plum City Aug. 24. The name will remain the same -- almost: Crispy’s Bittersweet Bakery and More.
Nebraska native Jennifer Crisp (a.k.a. Mrs. Crispy) has entrepreneurship running through her veins. Her parents, uncle and cousin have all owned their own businesses, and she operated a sports and college memorabilia e-store while living in her home state.
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