Blue Hummingbird GF Foods (formerly Deby's Gluten Free Inc.).

I tried their English muffin at a restaurant and thought it was pretty good so I went to the store to see what else thay had. Bought $84 worth of items and they were not the best. Customer service was great! Super sweet. But way to confident in their products. The lemon loaf tastes like corn bread. Which is fine if you want corn bread and not lemon loaf 😅. 2 donuts, one was fresh, very very greasy. English muffins were great! They best part! Pie was very greasy and awful at first but I put it in the air fryer and that made it taste wayyyy better. Honestly too scared to try the breakfast sandwiches. Wish I got their pizzas to try. Overall: pretty bland, very very oily. Everything comes frozen and only fresh items on Saturday, but even the fresh donut I had was not the best.

Large variety! I love the bagels (breakfast sandwich I made on one) and pretzel buns. A ton of prepared frozen foods. Food allergies friendly, even outside of celiac.

Bluehumming Bird Bakery / Deby’s Bakery has truly won me over! I love their donuts and their food prep meals so much. I got a cinnamon and sugar covered donut, and it was absolutely delicious. I also tried the powdered sugar lemon-filled donut and let me tell you — it was SO good! On top of that, I bought the chicken alfredo, the pizza, and the meatloaf with cheesy potatoes on the side, and everything was amazing. Every item was packed with flavor and tasted homemade with love. I am beyond grateful for this wonderful family-owned bakery here in Denver, CO. It is such a blessing to have a local business serving food this good. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for delicious donuts, comforting meals, and great quality food made with care.

The sweets like the donuts don't have good texture and are too sweet. The Glazed Cinnaroll wasay too sweet. The Apple Fritter was the best. Fold over sandwich probably what I enjoyed the most. But the Maple Doughnut flavor needs work. I …

My daughter has a soy allergy, and finding safe baked goods is usually impossible. Most of the time, her only option has been frozen products from the grocery store. This bakery is about a 30-minute drive for us, but it is well worth it. The variety they offer all gluten-free and clearly labeled for multiple allergens, is something we rarely see. They use a simple, effective color-coded system to label allergens. Each product sits on a piece of colored paper, and each color represents a specific allergen: green for plant-based, blue for dairy, yellow for egg, orange for soy, and red for tree nut/coconut. If a product contains more than one allergen, it will have multiple colors beneath it. This made it quick and easy to spot which items were safe for my daughter. Their selection is huge! Donuts, bagels, danishes, apple fritters, cookies, cupcakes, English muffins, specialty breads, pizzas, calzones, even pre-made meals like lasagna and macaroni and cheese. We spent about $100 and brought home bagels, danishes, apple fritters, and donuts, all fresh and made that day. The staff was friendly, answered all my questions, and never made me feel rushed, even though they were busy. Most importantly, my daughter has already eaten three donuts and a danish with no reaction, proving that their allergen labels are accurate and trustworthy.