Bandit Bakery in Aberdeen is increasing its range of non-bakery items as demand for artisan products grows amongst its customers

Bandit Bakery capitalises on more than just bakes

Facebook
LinkedIn
X

A PLANT-based bakery in Aberdeen is increasing its range of non-bakery items as it witnesses a rise in demand for high-quality products from artisan producers. 

Bandit Bakery prides itself on offering the very best plant-based bakes, and is renowned for its sourdough, focaccia, baguettes, cinnamon buns and cookies. More recently it has been searching beyond the bakes, introducing a selection of carefully-sourced goods that include coffee, hot sauces, seasoning mixes, flour and high-quality chocolate. 

Pete Leonard, director of Bandit Bakery, commented: “We have been stocking a selection of products that we personally love and want to share, and so far sales of these have been amazing!”

“We recently started stocking my favourite new chocolate, FATSO, a single origin Colombian chocolate in three different flavours and it has literally flown off the shelf. It’s been great to see customers who have tried it and liked it so much they’ve come back for more. The packaging has really appealed to customers and our enthusiasm when telling them about FATSO has really helped.”

Pete continued: “We serve quite a range of customers and seek to be honest and simple with what we do and I feel that appeals to a wide demographic. Although the kind of baking we do could easily be sold as artisan, we try to avoid presenting as such to reach as many hungry cake and bread lovers as possible!”

Ella McKay, co-founder of FATSO, commented: “It has been brilliant working with Bandit Bakery and reaching a new range of customers, we’re thrilled by the response to our Chunky Bars and the enthusiasm of the Bandit customers for our delicious, ethical bars- that don’t take themselves too seriously!”

With its current range of goods doing so well, Bandit Bakery is on the lookout for products that fit with its ethos to keep things fresh and interesting for its customers. Adds Pete, “we’re always on the lookout for new things to try and if we like it ourselves, then we will look to see if it’s possible to purchase it wholesale. Introducing a range of other goods is a great way for bakeries to boost add on sales and increase overall spend, whilst also giving customers a better shopping experience.”

For more information on Bandit Bakery visit https://www.facebook.com/BanditBakery for further details on FATSO visit www.sofatso.com

Related stories

 Aberdeen-based smoked salmon producer, has been granted the Royal Warrant by His Majesty The King
World-famous Skye restaurant, The Three Chimneys, serves up new head chef to continue its 40-year legacy
Highland Shortbread Showdown discussed on The Great New Year Bake Off as entries open for 2025
Royal recognition for Walker’s Shortbread
Credit: Stockleys
UK confectionery brand launches sugar-free range of classic sweets
Chef Dean Banks 2025 food trend predictions

Other stories from Larder

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Why? Free to subscribe, no paywall, daily business news digest.