Tiffany Anders, founder and proprietor of Hutto’s Baked ‘n Sconed, has fashioned herself a specific title for her position. Anders considers herself, first and foremost, an “Executive Scone-ologist.” “This is the best job ever,” Anders said. “I get [to eat] cookies and [drink] coffee.” After customers of a previous restaurant kept returning to specifically buy her scones, Anders went into business with her family and opened Baked ‘n Sconed in November 2013. The native Texan has been serving uniquely flavored scones on a daily basis ever since. When Baked ‘n Sconed opened its doors the cafe served only a handful of lunch options, according to manager Lacey Griffith. In that time Anders has considerably expanded the menu to include everything ranging from savory breakfast sandwiches to salads and paninis. Every day, Anders stocks her bakery display with fresh, baked-daily treats. At any point, the cafe sells apple fritters, cinnamon rolls, cupcakes, croissants, petit fours and more. “I really love our chocolate chip cookies,” Griffith said. “[Anders’] are so, so good—like, ‘Think about them the first thing when you wake up in the morning,’ good.” But Anders’ chefs d’oeuvre remain her selection of scones. Baked ‘n Sconed offers six stable flavors of scone on a daily basis—such as lemon blueberry and white chocolate raspberry—as well as rotating featured daily flavors. In October, the cafe will begin selling its pumpkin scone to celebrate the fall season and Anders said customers can expect chocolate peppermint scones during Christmastime. Between the scones that are served at Baked ‘n Sconed and those she delivers to local businesses, Anders said she makes 45 dozen daily batches in the morning. The habitual baker wakes up and starts working at 4 a.m. to meet the daily demand. Griffith states that Anders’ scones eschew the traditional expectation of scone as a dry, bricklike pastry. “I like to describe it as a biscuit and cake. If you mix those two things ... you get that softness and sweetness,” Griffith said. Baked ‘n Sconed 143 Exchange Blvd., Ste. 100, Hutto 512-222-5200 www.bakednsconed.com Hours: Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m.-2 p.m., Sat. 7 a.m.-2 p.m., closed Sun.