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World Autism Awareness Day
“In this process, I’ve gained a few pounds and realized I hate frosting, but I’ve found meaningful work,” Henley explained.
Henley and her team began selling their baked goods at farmers markets, and on March 16, 2018, the physical store opened, staffed with over a dozen employees on the autism spectrum.
Jacob started eating a gluten-andcasein-free diet at a young age, and
If you have never visited their storefront and are wondering what to order, the most popular item is the “Oatmeal Dream” cookie sandwich; it’s like an oatmeal creme pie, only larger (and even tastier). Other crowd-pleasers include pumpkin gingerbread, English muffins and garlic breadsticks. In the freezer case, you can usually find hearty soups and take-home meals. The bakery is carryout only, but if it’s a nice day, you can enjoy your goodies while you stroll along Main Street and the nearby Monon Greenway.
If you have questions about the business, make inquiries by emailing contactus@nolabelatthetable.com. Since a third of the employees are non-verbal, No Label at the Table does not have a phone.