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Steady hands, quiet builder
Tyler Marsman is the kind of person who figures things out by doing them, not by planning them first. It's the reason Whiskey Treats exists. He didn't set out to run a business. He set out to fill some quiet hours, and the business came later, uninvited, and he decided to let it stay.
He is still, by his own admission, working out the parts that don't come naturally. Social media sits at the top of that list. The baking he understands intuitively. The posting, the planning, the showing up online with something to say, that's where he has to push himself. He does it anyway, because he has seen what a single comment or share can do on a day when nothing else is working.
What drives him on the hard days is not ambition in any conventional sense. It's the feedback from people who come by his table and say something real. The person who tells him the treats look beautiful. The one who comes back because they tried something last month and haven't stopped thinking about it. That's the thing Tyler is actually building toward — not scale, not a bigger operation, but a table full of treats and people who are genuinely glad they stopped.
A piping tip, a slow shift, and a cupboard that changed everything
Treats worth sneaking a second of
The Dream Bar is a layered bake that brings together fruit, chocolate, and cream cheese in one satisfying square. Its mix of flavours and textures creates a balanced treat where every element belongs.
A favourite at markets, the Dream Bar keeps customers coming back for its rich, familiar combination and memorable finish.
The Moonmist cupcake is built around a fruity flavour with a distinctive, nostalgic character. For many people, Moonmist carries a strong sense of familiarity, the kind of flavour that transports you somewhere before you have time to think about it.
Its appeal goes beyond the cupcake itself. Each bite offers a small connection to a memory, making it an especially meaningful choice for those drawn to familiar flavours from the past.
Every batch baked with a little extra
A Heartfelt Note
I want you to know that I never planned for any of this. I was just baking at home during a very strange couple of years, trying to fill the time, and someone told me I should share it. That one comment started something I had no roadmap for, and I have been figuring it out as I go ever since.
I hope everyone who tries something from Whiskey Treats feels like a kid who got away with sneaking an extra treat. And to everyone who comes by a market, places an order, likes a post, drops a comment, or shares something — just a big thank you. Any and everything does help, more than I can probably say properly. Seeing the support from the local community is a wonderful feeling, and I don't take a single bit of it for granted.
Tyler
