What is your favourite Bakery food?

Scrummy Mummy · Post by **Scrummy Mummy** » 31st Oct, '09, 09:54

The auto censor can't do context then!

Sardonicus · Post by **Sardonicus** » 31st Oct, '09, 10:00

Krsipy Kremes. Tried them for the first time on a holiday a couple of years back, and now the odd and sporadic doughnut will just never been the same.

Come to think of it, better they're not here......

Then again, we do have Spicy Cheese and Kaya Glazed at The Donut Factory. Shudder.

Kooky · Post by **Kooky** » 31st Oct, '09, 10:26

I thought the donut craze had been replaced by a cupcake craze - has this one not reached Singapore yet?

Satellite · Post by **Satellite** » 31st Oct, '09, 22:00

I assume this is at Beach road. Just a concern, does the location have the target audience ie people who like European-style breads?

Edit: Best wishes on on this venture

canuck · Post by **canuck** » 1st Nov, '09, 06:45

Kooky wrote:I thought the donut craze had been replaced by a cupcake craze - has this one not reached Singapore yet?

donuts are definitely over here, the one in raffles is dead quiet, and all the other ones I saw around town have folded up and moved on..

no cupcake craze as of yet, but singapore is ripe for a new one. I did see one place doing cupcakes, but not a raging business

Aliya · Post by **Aliya** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:21

We have been asked by the locals for REAL BREAD ie European bread, muffins, oddly enough they want Sally Lunn type buns. When we tell them we will be doing 7 grain bread, french bread, cobs etc they all get very excited. Muffins are getting a huge amount of positive feedback. One lady said to us - keep the favourite Singaporean lines and then for the rest bring on the European style bread and muffins. That is what we are going to do. Oh and pies and sossige rolls.

Scrummy Mummy · Post by **Scrummy Mummy** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:23

Please can you at least spell it properly. The campaign for good English needs your help

BoD · Post by **BoD** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:24

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Maybe you should get Tshirts printed (Change English to Kiwi)

Aliya · Post by **Aliya** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:27

"Sossige" is the spelling used by the Mitford girls and their brother Tom

. They weren't allowed to eat pork and Tom couldnt spell very well so when he was sent orf to boarding school he wrote home in huge excitement telling them "we had sossige (sic) rolls for tea tonight"

. I likes it!

Scrummy Mummy · Post by **Scrummy Mummy** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:30

You mean "I likes (sic) it!"?

Satellite · Post by **Satellite** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:30

maybe sossige rolls could be your signature dish. Spelt that way too!

Scrummy Mummy · Post by **Scrummy Mummy** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:30

Spelled!!!!

Ok, I need to get a life .....

BoD · Post by **BoD** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:32

Sausages.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrX-Yv8gLB8

baloo · Post by **baloo** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:34

Scummy Mummy wrote:Spelled!!!!

Ok, I need to get a life .....

I'm sure somewhere in the T&C during sign up we had a section on Spelling Nazis

Satellite · Post by **Satellite** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:34

If you where taught in school that good english involves 'ignoring the aforementioned advice and contructing sentences using a methodology designed with the explicit and implicit intention of injecting a high degree of pompous sounding spiel into your prose, then it is my solemn duty (notwithstanding our geographic and spatial separation) to, by the way of the provision of this guidance (which you could consider as an introduction to the views I hold on these matters and given without recourse to a detailed investigation), enlighten you as to the nature of the spititual and temporal realities in which we all function, operate and co-exist.

Spelling sounds too easy for your SM, Correct that!

Scrummy Mummy · Post by **Scrummy Mummy** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:41

Nah, Crom's a bigger pedant than me. Get her to do it!

(But sorry, can't go past "were" and "English" in the first sentence...)

Btw, who thought of "Impress, Inspire, Intoxicate" as the slogan for the Good English campaign? Intoxicate?

Aliya · Post by **Aliya** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:52

Burb must have drafted that...

Scrummy Mummy · Post by **Scrummy Mummy** » 2nd Nov, '09, 10:54

While he was intoxicated, presumably.

Aliya · Post by **Aliya** » 2nd Nov, '09, 11:02

I fear when sober, it is his style

azzam · Post by **azzam** » 3rd Nov, '09, 09:42

So A, where is this bakery, so we can come and buy stuff?

Bender · Post by **Bender** » 3rd Nov, '09, 09:58

azzam wrote:So A, where is this bakery, so we can come and buy stuff?

There was a link on the 'Forum List' page, but cannot find it now. Off Beach Road, near Golden Mile.

Hungry for breakfast now.

Aliya · Post by **Aliya** » 3rd Nov, '09, 10:31

Just getting lots of stuff organised, will tell all when the opening day is!!

Lili Von Shtupp · Post by **Lili Von Shtupp** » 3rd Nov, '09, 10:48

Aliya wrote:Just getting lots of stuff organised, will tell all when the opening day is!!

azzam · Post by **azzam** » 3rd Nov, '09, 13:14

We can organise a flash mob - all turn up at once, stuff our faces and leave

baloo · Post by **baloo** » 3rd Nov, '09, 13:19

I'll ask mel's Place if they mind us bringing some assorted bakery items to try out. You never know, you may even land them as a client.

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