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㽶ƵֱThank you for loving us㽶Ƶֱ: Penticton bakery Honey Toast set to close

Front Street business first opened its doors in May 2022
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Kirsten (Fergy) Ferguson on Sunday, May 1, 2022, when Honey Toast on Front Street first opened. (Western News file)

The final days of downtown Penticton café and bakery Honey Toast are on the horizon.

Kristen (Fergy) Ferguson, owner of the Front Street business, says the beloved community spot will 㽶Ƶֱpermanently㽶Ƶֱ close its doors on May 26.

Honey Toast first opened at 66 Front Street in May 2022, after Ferguson oversaw operations at the Nautical Dog Café near Skaha Lake.

Inspired by the family recipes of Ferguson㽶Ƶֱs grandmother, the downtown business had become a popular spot for coffee, cakes and other treats.

The owner addressed Honey Toast㽶Ƶֱs pending closure on May 7, in a social media post, saying that she㽶Ƶֱs moving on from the bakery business and taking a 㽶Ƶֱsignificant role in a project㽶Ƶֱ that she㽶Ƶֱs been working on since the start of the pandemic.

Her words were met with an outpour of community support.

㽶ƵֱWhile this beautiful and exciting door has been opened to me, another must close,㽶Ƶֱ she wrote.

Ferguson said the Front Street location will soon have new owners.

While bringing something 㽶Ƶֱvery exciting and delicious,㽶Ƶֱ the new occupants will announce their unveiling soon, she added.

㽶ƵֱThank you for loving us and supporting us from our ventures at Nautical Dog Cafe all the way across town to Honey Toast.㽶Ƶֱ

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Logan Lockhart

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I joined Black Press Media in 2021 after graduating from a pair of Toronto post-secondary institutions and working as a sports reporter for several different outlets.
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