Homemade in Perkins. Pulled up wherever there’s a crowd.
Text ordering opens as soon as Robin’s number is set up.
What’s in the wagon
Robin bakes what she feels like baking, so the wagon changes. This is the usual lineup.
Prices are posted on the side of the wagon.
All of it is baked in Robin’s home kitchen. Peanut butter and tree nuts are in that kitchen too. If somebody has an allergy, ask her before you buy.
Where the wagon is
The wagon is out today.
Next stop: posted on Facebook, opens in a new tab
Home games, church things, the fair, and Main Street on a Saturday.
Bring cash. Venmo and Cash App work too.
Order ahead
Dozens for a team, trays for a church supper, cake pops for a birthday. Text Robin a couple of days ahead. Tell her what you want and when you need it, and she’ll tell you if it fits in the oven.
Not switched on yet, but it’s coming.
Texting works best from a phone. From a computer, message the Facebook page.
About Robin
Robin is a grandma in Perkins, Oklahoma.
She bakes at home, in her own kitchen, in batches that fit her own oven.
When there’s a crowd somewhere in town, she loads the little red wagon and pulls it up.
Y’all eat it while it’s warm.
