Raechel H.

Aunt Millie's Thrift Bakery is the ONLY place worth buying basic bread from ANYWHERE. This is the same stuff sold in the grocery store that costs more than milk sometimes. Why do that to yourself when you can get 75% off the retail price at the outlet shop? They carry various brands of baked goods and various foods for great prices. I always find myself buying around ten loaves of bread and freezing it. Sometime they have some overstock bread 2/$1.00, and you can leave without spending over $5 for a TON of bread! It's dirt cheap because it's close to the sell-by date. Just throw the loaves you're not going to use right away in the freezer, and they will taste just as good when you thaw them out. Actually, I think they last longer after you freeze them, but that might just be me. The outlet stores are nothing fancy, and the staff is normal folks, but that's a reality of any outlet shop. I think I go in here about once every two months or so because it takes us a while to get through the last batch I bought. - Nothing fancy, a building with a door - Quality products for a fraction of the retail price - Great bread variety (rye, pumpernickel, multigrain, wheat, white, etc.) - 2/$1.00 deals every day - Always fully stocked; never out of the good stuff (except near Christmas) - Feel free to bring your own bags - Debit/Credit accepted, but you could just use a handful of change because its so cheap! - Two locations in Indy (the other's on the East side) Aunt Millie's (aka Perfection Bakeries) started in Fort Wayne, IN in 1901. I'm a total nerd when it comes to buying products that are produced locally, so buying their bread is an added bonus for Indiana nerds. The company is also very active in recycling, making their products healthier, and donating bread to charities. I think I started buying Aunt Millie's when the NO High Fructose Corn Syrup fad was going on. Now I'm spoiled and I can't go back to regular bread at the grocery store.