Jan . 5, 2023

A long time cake designer is opening her very first pastry shop in Harrisburg.

Emily Studemann has actually begun Sugar Palace by Emily and will open in the previous Train area at 220 S. Cliff Ave.

” I have actually been doing cakes considering that I was a kid,” stated Studemann, who transferred to Sioux Falls from the Twin Cities in 2009 when her other half, Jeremy, moved for work. “I have a long history with cakes.”

She was an expert cake designer and throughout the years handled pastry shops in Byerly’s supermarket and for a little mom-and-pop grocer. Given that transferring to Sioux Falls, she has actually been making cakes for pals and did a pop-up store at Chef Jeni & & Co. prior to the vacations.

” It was simply time,” she stated of her factor for opening her own pastry shop. “It was simply a sensation, and it was time. My kids are old enough now where I can be gone a bit more.”

Her 3 kids go to high school and intermediate school in the Harrisburg School District. “We are Tigers through and through,” she stated.

In addition to cakes, Studemann will offer cupcakes, cookies and brownies.

” Any taste mix that you can potentially consider I’ll have there at some time or another.”

Client favorites are chocolate cupcakes with peanut butter icing and vanilla ones with raspberry buttercream, Studemann stated.

She stated she has actually gotten a credibility for her brownies, which she refers to as “fudgy, gooey and extremely chocolaty.” She generally makes them without frosting however there will be frosted offerings with tastes such as peppermint, chocolate fudge and caramel.

She likewise does gluten-free deals with.

The pastry shop will have seating so consumers can take pleasure in dessert and a beverage. She’ll have bottled drinks such as milk and juice, and will serve coffee.

Her cousin will make coffee bombs.

” It’s extremely comparable to a hot cocoa bomb,” Studemann stated. “You take a plain cup of coffee, drop the bomb, and you have a double mocha or a caramel espresso.”

She’s renovating the area now– consisting of a pink wall that’s simply for her, something she does not have at house “with all these kids running around here.”

Studemannn wishes to be open by the end of the month or early February, however that will depend upon the arrival of devices. Keep tabs on the development through her Facebook page.

Hours will be 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays.