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The Blind Baker

The Blind Baker

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The Blind Baker is one of the few bakeries in Newcastle that bake all their gluten-free items fresh on the premises. So you know you are getting the freshest gluten free bakery items. Popular buys include pumpkin bread, olive and sun-dried tomato bread, rolls, pizzas, pies and many sweet treats. Buy in store or delivery available around Newcastle area.

They strive to uphold the strictest guidelines to provide a safe environment for creating fresh, mouth-watering gluten-free products. You can be assured that their processes are thorough and consistent.

​The Blind Baker uses only the best, freshest ingredients to ensure their gluten-free sweet and savoury baked goods are of the highest quality and taste simply amazing! They are famous for their gluten-free lemonade and savoury scones.

Bakery open Monday – Saturday: 7am – 2pm

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Image from – The Blind Baker GF Pies – Beef & Red wine, Cheese & Bacon, Vegetable Green Curry and Chicken Mornay
Image from – The Blind Baker
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