Bakers

Head baker scoring loaves beside a stone deck oven

Rowan Carter

Head Baker & Rounds

Fermentation lead checking dough temperature and notes

Priya Shah

Fermentation & Recipes

Delivery coordinator marking morning drop windows on a map

Daniel Morgan

Delivery Operations

Service

Crusty loaves in crates for a quiet London doorstep round

Morning Doorstep Round

£9 / delivery slot

Early drops with simple time windows across central boroughs. We note stair access, entry codes, and bag-friendly packing. If traffic slows things down, use the window as a guide and adjust your handover spot.

Stack of sourdough loaves cooling on wire racks

Sourdough Subscription

£28 / fortnight

A rotating mix of wheat, rye, and seeded loaves. Choose sliced or whole, plus optional butter roll-ups. We share storage notes and refresh tips—use them to pace your week without fuss.

Bread and broth bundle on a wooden counter

Bread & Broth Bundle

£16 / set

A warm, simple pairing for evenings: a country loaf with a jar of broth. Labels show reheating notes and quick add-ins. Quantities are modest—double up if friends are joining.

Office share crate with mixed rolls and sliced loaves

Office Share Crate

£39 / crate

Mixed loaves, rolls, and spreads for small teams. We outline best times for reception handover and lift access. If a building queue forms, we can leave the crate at your agreed spot.

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Feedback

“Fresh bread at 8:30 fit our routine. The storage tips kept the crust lively for two days.”

- Elise

“Clear windows and quiet handover at reception. No fuss, just good loaves.”

- Tom

“We tweaked the drop time during rain—communication stayed simple and calm.”

- Mina

“Tried the broth set with friends. Labels were straightforward and useful.”

- James

Notes

Close view of open crumb from a country sourdough loaf

Reading the Crumb: Simple Ways to Judge a Loaf at Home

A short look at crust, aroma, and slice feel. These cues help you decide whether to toast, refresh with steam, or save for a soup night.

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Covered dough resting on a bench before shaping

Timing the Rest: Why Dough Pauses Make a Difference

Small pauses help dough relax and shape cleanly. We outline simple markers you can notice without gadgets when baking at home.

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