🐸 Five Frogs Farm: Where the Cookies Are Gluten-Free and the Grown Kids Still Hop In to Help 🐸
Welcome to Five Frogs Farm, where the treats are gluten-free and our five adult children—lovingly known as our “little frogs”—still manage to hop back into our lives (and kitchen) whenever food is involved.
Why “Five Frogs”?
It’s not a fairytale or a frog farm (though we get asked that a lot). The truth? We raised five wild, wonderful, energetic children who bounced through their childhood like a chorus of tiny frogs. They climbed, tumbled, leapt, and occasionally ribbited. The name stuck—and so did the chaos.
Now they’re all grown up, but the nickname lives on. Whether they’re home lending a hand, stealing cookies, or pretending they “don’t know how to use the oven,” they’ll always be our Five Frogs.
What’s Baking?
Everything your sweet tooth dreams about—only 100% gluten-free and packed with love (and occasionally unsolicited advice from the adult kids).
- Fudgy brownies that have caused family debates over who gets the last one!
- M&M cookies with more color and crunch than a group chat argument!
- S’mores cupcakes that bring grown kids running faster than text messages!
- Whoopie pies with enough filling to start a frosting negotiation!
Every item is baked in a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, safe for celiacs, sensitive bellies, and those just trying to eat cleaner—without sacrificing joy.
The Farm Vibe
Life at Five Frogs Farm is a mix of hard work, homegrown goodness, and spontaneous family pop-ins. The “kids” come back for the baking, the laughs, and the chance to lovingly critique our frosting skills and steal the goods when we are not looking.
Also, let’s be honest: nothing brings adult kids home faster than the words “freshly baked.”
Why We Do It
Because we love food that includes everyone at the table—especially those with gluten restrictions. And because we’re proud to be a little quirky, a little chaotic, and a whole lot family-centered.
Whether you're family by birth, choice, or bakery addiction, you're welcome here.
 
  