This year, it’s all about bigging up bakeries, celebrating additive-free loaves, and encouraging people to get involved.
What actually is ‘real bread’ though? We’re glad you asked.
The campaign defines real bread as a product that is made without the use of processing aids or any other artificial additives. We’ll toast to that.
Throughout the week there are loads of events and initiatives happening across the country including
bakers’ question time, at Bathford Village Shop and Café near Bath.
There’s also going to be plenty happening online with professional and amateur bakers posting one-minute
#dayintheloaf
video clips.
Fresh-range.com
are on the offensive, campaigning for people to switch from their sad supermarket loaves to real bread. They’ll be packing a delicious loaf from either Hobbs House Bakery or Mark’s Bread free with every order from their website. For the whole year!
Find out what else is going on for Real Bread Week and how you can get involved at
realbreadcampaign.org