Laotian Bakery Owners Establish Asian-American Scholarship
A small, Laotian-owned bakery will fund annual $1,000 scholarships for two University of Connecticut students for up to three years.
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A small, Laotian-owned bakery will fund annual $1,000 scholarships for two University of Connecticut students for up to three years.
BouNom bakery owner Khamla Vorasane started a $6,000 scholarship fund for UConn students taking classes in Asian and Asian American studies.
On a night that honored the triumphs of Connecticut’s restaurants during a year of mounting difficulties, Gov. Ned Lamont joined 1,100 members of the statewide hospitality industry and cheered their resilience and significance.
BouNom Bakery of Avon has started a scholarship for students of UConn’s Asian and Asian American Studies Institute.
BouNom Bakery in Avon: A slice of Paris with multicultural influences FacebookTwitterEmail 2of9 3of9 4of9 An assortment of hand-crafted baked goods at BouNom Bakery in Avon, including a fruit tart, Parisian flan, croissants and biscuits.Winter Caplanson / Connecticut Food & FarmShow MoreShow Less 5of9 In addition to flavored lemonades (pictured), BouNom offers espresso-based beverages, matcha drinks and boba tea.Winter Caplanson / Connecticut Food & FarmShow MoreShow Less 6of9 7of9 BouNom’s fluffy buttermilk biscuits come in several varieties: cheddar chive, cilantro jalapeño, broccoli che...