Pumpkin Cinnamon Rolls are in for the season. Every sweet here starts with the same wild starter as our bread. A long, slow ferment does three things a fast mix cannot: it deepens the flavour, it begins breaking the gluten down before you do, and it leaves you something that sits light instead of heavy. Real butter, real chocolate, no palm oil.

Our cinnamon roll, gone autumn. Real pumpkin worked into the same enriched sourdough dough, a warm spiced filling rolled through it, cream cheese frosting on top. Twenty-four hours of ferment before it ever sees the oven. Four to a box — we bake them in small batches while the pumpkins are here.

Almost half the bag is fruit and nuts, so the sweetness comes from raisins rather than sugar. Eight hours of slow ferment give them depth and leave them easy to eat. Dense, chewy, and impossible to stop at one.

Soft in the middle, crisp at the edge, dark chocolate and a scatter of flaky salt. Our live starter gives them a depth an ordinary cookie never gets.

A 24-hour ferment before they ever see the oven, then a shelf-stable vanilla frosting that does not flood the roll. Soft the whole way through, no palm oil.

Craggy golden top, flaky middle. Frozen butter folded into a cold sourdough dough, so the layers stay where they belong.