Partner New Hope Mills

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

New Hope Mills

More than two centuries of milling tradition, pancake mornings, and foods made for gathering around the table.

Founded1823
FromNew Hope, New York
Known ForBreakfast & Baking Mixes
New Hope Mills

From the Beginning to Today.

1823

The original New Hope gristmill is built by Judge Charles Kellogg.

1947

The Weed family begins the chapter that continues through the business today.

Still Family-Run

A specialty food company continues the New Hope Mills tradition.

New Hope Mills history

A Story Worth Knowing.

Before the pancake mix, there was a water-powered gristmill serving a rural New York community.

Judge Charles Kellogg built the original New Hope mill in 1823 in the small hamlet of New Hope, New York.

Like gristmills throughout early America, it existed because nearby farms and families needed a dependable place to turn harvested grain into flour and meal for the table.

Waterpower drove the equipment, wagons brought grain to the mill, and the building became part of the everyday agricultural life of the community.

The Products Behind the Story.

A concise look at the maker’s major products and specialties.

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Buttermilk Pancake Mix

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Buckwheat Pancake Mix

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Country White Bread

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Crepe Mix

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Honey Cornbread

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Hot Chocolate

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Pancake Syrup

Breakfast & Baking Mixes

Biscuit Mix

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Why We Chose New Hope Mills.

We chose New Hope Mills because the products bring together quality, place and a maker story worth sharing.

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