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A granola business built on love, loyalty and a little bit of tie-dye

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (882+ words) Rich Montgomery (left) and Ken Guhse (right) in the ingredient mixing and baking room. Both wear the company’s tie-dye brand that’s also available at the store. Patti Slaughter readies ingredients in the bakery’s bulk receiving room while Rich Montgomery looks…...