All bread sold at the loaf is baked, fresh every day, at the bakery in Crich. Some of our customers have told us that it would be useful to understand a little bit more about the differences between the great variety of breads that we make. Below we have provided a short guide around our breads, which will hopefully help you get a better understanding of what we produce. We bake ‘standard breads’ every day, right through to distinctive continental artisan breads on select days… see our baking schedule – we should have something that suits your taste whatever the occasion. When we bake, we bake properly… this means no additives or preservatives of any kind go into any of our products – store our bread sealed and it will last for a few days (if you can resist eating it all on the day you buy it!) We use vegetable fats in some breads, however most of them are a simple combination of flour, water, fat, yeast and a smidge of salt. Because of the fats we use, the majority of our bread is vegan friendly. Check out our full allergen list for more info about what we use in our products. For more information about who stocks and who uses our bread, visit our stockists section.
We bake most of our standard breads every day, these cover the likes of White, Wholemeal and Malted grain breads.
Fermented for 48 hours and with no added yeast, sourdough offers a unique flavour unlike any other bread - as well as leaving them plain, we fill ours with olives, sundried tomatoes and sometimes even apricot and walnut
We also use Spelt flour to make some of our breads - It is recommended for customers with an intolerance to the gluten found in modern wheat varieties.
We have a developing range of breads that include rye flour. Rye grain has much less gluten than wheat and so breads made with rye can be more easily digested by some people who have a wheat or gluten intolerance
Such satisfying bread to bake... French breads includ Baguettes, Croissants and Pain au levain
Foccacia, Ciabatta and Pannini bread... our delicious range of Italian bread is the perfect addition to your meal
Our sweet breads range includes products such as brioche buns (perfect for burgers and BBQs), teacakes, Crich fruit squares and Belgian buns
We have a very extensive scones and morning goods range... sometimes we even just decide on the day what we're going to put into our scones !
We bake a wide variety of cobs, rolls and baps every day...perfect for sandwiches
We try to bake as much as we can each day, however we only manage to do some breads on certain days - check out our baking schedule below for more info.
If you would like to reserve a loaf, or even place an order, then please phone the shop so we can make sure you get what you want and avoid disappointment - 01773 857074
All standard white and brown breads (Tins, Farmhouse and batch loaves and rolls)
Rye ( Light rye (20%), Light Rye with Carraway seed, Fig Rye)
Each Friday, we alternate between three different rye breads, inspired by Andrew's visits to Nordic bakeries... below is our schedule - some of the loaves we bake as a 1.5kg loaf and sell by weight (perfect for if you're wanting to dip your toe in something a little bit different), some are done as small individual loaves.
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11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 |
18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 |
25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 |
If you fancy becoming a wholesale customer yourself... check out our FAQs and send us an enquiry
Of course our bread is available from our bakery in Crich every day... however here are other outlets where you can pick up our bread from
David Bown Butchers
The Derby Food Assembly at the Greyhound Pub.
If you fancy becoming a wholesale customer yourself... check out our FAQs and send us an enquiry
We use our bread at our café in Crich on all our freshly prepared dishes, however the following outlets also use our bread on their menu
BEAR (Irongate and INTU)
Plant cafe
Cafe Aroma
The Bottlekiln