Bakers Delight - Marketplace Gungahlin
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Bakers Delight

Bakers Delight

Contact details and opening hours
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Opening hours
Monday
7am - 6pm
Tuesday
7am - 6pm
Wednesday
7am - 6pm
Thursday
7am - 6pm
Friday
7am - 6pm
Saturday
7am - 5pm
Sunday
7am - 5pm
Location
Shop H62,
30 & 33 Hibberson St, Gungahlin,
ACT 2912

As Australia’s most successful bakery franchise, Bakers Delight has over 33 bakeries across 3 countries, serving 2 million customers each week.

Every day in every bakery, bakers hand craft traditional and gourmet breads using real ingredients, real bakers and real ovens. Their bread is not made in factories nor a production line, and it never sits on the shelf for days. All breads are baked fresh each day, onsite at each bakery.

Whatever the occasion, Bakers Delight offer a wide variety of delicious breads baked daily, including favourites such as Cheesymite Scrolls, flavoured pullapart breads, traditional finger buns, and their best-selling high-fibre, low GI bread.
 
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Bakers Delight’s Authentic Sourdough
At Bakers Delight, bakers make and bake bread by hand using traditional techniques and recipes, the same way sourdough has been made for 200 years. Bakers follow a time-honoured 8-hour process of baking sourdough, taking time rather than shortcuts. Moulded by hand, the dough rests for a few hours at different stages, ensuring a full, rich flavour. When the loaf goes into the oven, it’s baked on hot stones, not metal trays, giving it a lovely crusty finish.

Pane di Casa
Just five simple ingredients are used to make Bakers Delight’s traditional Pane di Casa: yeast, flour, salt, water and oil. It’s the preparation and baking that make it so deliciously special. Once the dough is created for the traditional Italian loaf, it rests for around 12 hours, where the loaf doubles in size as it ferments. This process gives the bread its nice dense crust.