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The Woodfired Baker: All Fired Up

The Woodfired is a baker who followed a train line to find a wood-fired oven baked in one hundred years of history. Two decades later, Andrew Ritchie...

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Five Minutes with Yves Scherrer

Five Minutes with Yves Scherrer The Australia team placed sixth out of 21 teams in 2019 Coupe du Monde de la Pâtisserie in France, after a selection...

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SG Emmett & Son: Tin Bakeware

Flying to Tasmania to collect a boat and staying to run an old-fashioned bakeware business is the definition of a twist in the tale. Manufacturing and selling...

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Barmera Bakery: The Family Tradition

Four generations of the Boase family have stood behind the counter at Barmera Bakery, helping to craft its traditional range of breads and pastries. “You need to...

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Staples and Necessities Is a Baker

Staples and Necessities From the early days of baking bread in a wood-fired oven in his garage to experimenting with sourdough made from kangaroo grass seeds, James...

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Five Minutes with: Abigail Forsyth who helped pioneer the movement

As the war on waste continues around Australia, many bakeries and cafes are jumping on board the initiative and selling branded reusable coffee cups or offering discounts...

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Flour and Chocolate: A Tale of Flour and Chocolate

In 2012 Kylie and Lachlan Scott opened the doors to their bakery, Flour and Chocolate. Since then, the business has gone on to cult status....

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Olsson’s Salt: Worth Their Salt varieties

From the pristine waters of the Great Australian Bight on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula, Olsson’s is the oldest family-owned and operated salt company in Australia. We chat...

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Weirdoughs: A Good Kind of Weird

Baking Business takes a look into the rise of vegan baking through the lens of a bunch of Weirdoughs. For traditional bakers, it may seem like sacrilege...