It’s the most wonderful time of the year! With the holiday season upon us, it is time to start celebrating with all of your favorite fun holiday traditions! At Three Brothers Bakery, we especially love the time of year when we get to spend more time baking and building gingerbread houses. Have you ever wondered how this tradition of building houses of cookies and candy even began? In the eleventh […]
Family, friends and YOU! It’s been a blessed year and the Jucker family is thankful to have the opportunity to serve you, do what we love and consider ourselves very lucky each day for the blessings in our lives. Daily people tell us about their sweet memories of family/holidays and something from the Bakery. So lastly we are thankful for being a part of your special memories. To show a […]
Thanksgiving will be here before we know it and we can just taste the pies now! What better way to compliment your perfect holiday meal than with the perfect table setting. Spend time this holiday season putting those special touches on your table decorations to make this year’s feast extra special. Don’t be afraid to pay attention to detail, it’s the little things your family will remember most. Here are […]
Could Hamantaschen be going mainstream? According to Bobby Jucker, 5th generation baker and co-owner of Three Brothers Bakery, “Based on our daily sales, I believe the Hamantaschen will take on a life similar to the bagel or ruggelach. In 2011 we sold approximately 35,000.” Hamantaschen, a triangle shaped cookie filled with usually poppy, prune or apricot, and sold in most places only during the Jewish holiday of Purim are found daily at Three Brothers Bakery in none other than Houston, Texas.
The Faulk Foundation is sponsoring its fifth annual Christmas Party for the residents of The Bridge this year on Saturday, December 17th from 11:00 a.m. – Noon. We hold an annual toy drive to collect toys for children of all ages. Toy donation boxes are left at local businesses beginning on November 17th and toys will be collected through December 13th. You can find toy drop boxes at Three […]
Today, we want to salute the amazing people behind these gorgeous items- our very good friends (and really, extended members of the Three Brothers Bakery family) at Celebration Company. Celebration Company is a unique employment program that provides Jewish adults with special needs an entry into the workplace. Celebration Company is a 501(c)3 organization and a part of the JFS Alexander Institute. These amazing people create beautiful Chanukah and Shabbat […]
Ladies and gentlemen, we have a winner for July! A few weeks ago, our Gingerbread Man plead for you to take him on vacation, and boy, were we blown away by all the responses we received! However, we were especially impressed by one submission and would like to present you with the July winner: Thanks to Fred A. from Houston, TX, our Gingerbread Man was able to travel to New […]
Update – 4/30/14 – I just read in the Houston Chronicle that the plant is set for demolition tomorrow, unless they raise another $900,000! The plan is to put The Yankee Air Museum there. I have made my donation in memory of my father, and I hope you will join me in saving this historic plant. Donate Now at savethebomberplant.org This plant is home of Rosie the Riveter – when […]
My father-in-law Sigmund Jucker, one of the Three Brothers and Holocaust survivor. Photo by Mark Seliger* As I write this blog post today, it is Yom Hashoah– more commonly known in America as Holocaust Remembrance Day. This day (and really, this week) are special to all of us at Three Brothers Bakery, for it is the time my father-in-law Sigmund thinks of as his birthday. Sigmund, his two brothers and […]
Many of us have great memories of our mothers. I think my first memory of my mother was sitting on the floor with her while she taught me my colors using the crayon box that was really long and flat. I have so many memories baking with my mother (remember– I married into this family). She always took the time to let me help her even though it certainly lengthened […]