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FAQ’s

What are the benefits of sourdough?

The benefits of eating sourdough bread are that the body can digest the bread more easily and therefore can potentially help with digestion.

What about the environment?

We aim to use as much local produce as possible to do our bit for carbon footprint..

Do you have parking?

YES and it’s free, but if you can please walk, ride, run, or come on horse.

Is there disability access?

We have a ramp into the building and designated parking bays 

Are there parent parking bays?

We have a large car park to allow customers to park in a friendly manner. We have ramp access to the building for prams and buggies.

Dog friendly?

As we are producing food we do not allow pets into the building but we do have places to tie them up outside.

Why do you have shorter opening hours?

We are a small, growing business. Our hours of Monday-Friday 10am-2pm and Saturday 9am-12noon are always under review as we grow.

What happens if I don’t like your bread?

We hope you will but if you don’t please come and speak to us! We want to hear what you think.

Where can I find out more information?

Please come and visit us at the bakehouse to find out more. We always find time to chat and answer any questions you may have, alternatively please do contact fiona@bradwallbakehouse.co.uk or call 01270 440549.

Do you deliver?

We are able to deliver wholesale orders over £60 and within 20 miles. Please contact fiona@bradwallbakehoue.co.uk if you are interested in using our breads.

Do you do bread courses?

YES, we call them Bakehouse Experiences and information can be found on our ‘order page’ where you can also purchase the experience.

Can I buy flour off you?

Yes, we stock a small range of flours for your home baking and cooking.

Can you freeze the bread?

YES the bread can be frozen.
Helpful tip: wrap it well, slice the bread before you freeze it is great if you only want to take out a couple of pieces at a time! We have a slicer at the bakehouse too!

Will the bread be in plastic bags?

At Bradwall Bakehouse, we will sell the bread in paper bags, however, if they are sliced they will come in a plastic bag.

What is the best way to keep the bread?

A reusable bag is good or an old cereal bag works well too.  There are lots of different views on storing bread, its best to read up on it and decide for yourself.

If I’m not eating the bread on the day of purchase, how do I refresh the bread?

The best way to refresh a loaf is to place it in a warm oven sprinkled with water for 5 to 6 minutes. We find the crust will come back and feel like it’s oven fresh. Or for a softer refresh try a short burst in a low setting microwave.

Can I lock my bike up?

There are fences around the property that we are happy for you to lock your bike to, this is at your own risk. We do ask that you don’t use the railings of the disability ramp.

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