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Kylie Triggell

Brisbane

Editorial Coordinator and Sub-Editor at The Australian Retailer

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  • 1 day ago | bakingbusiness.com.au | Kylie Triggell

    Popular bakery chain Banjo’s Bakery Cafe has announced a nationwide roll out of a gourmet donut range. The range is the chain’s largest sweet product expansion to date, and will be stocked in all 51 stores across Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland. The Banjo’s Bakery donut range will include an array of flavours including an OG glazed, biscoff, jam and cream, strawberry sprinkle, choc glazed, caramel, raspberry jam, and vanilla slice.

  • 1 day ago | bakingbusiness.com.au | Kylie Triggell

    This June, talented bakers from across Australia will head to Brisbane for the WorldSkills Australia 2025 National Championships and Skills Show. Set to be held from June 12-14, at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, the championships is an opportunity to see some of the nations’ top apprentices, trainees and students compete in high-energy challenges that put their skills to the test.

  • 2 days ago | bakingbusiness.com.au | Kylie Triggell

    Researchers at Australia’s Food and Beverage Accelerator (FaBA) have developed a roadmap that will help Australian food and beverage businesses make the shift towards more eco-friendly, sustainable packaging. According to UQ News, the 2025 Sustainable Packaging Trends Report produced by FaBA highlighted priority areas to reduce environmental impacts with designs that meet both consumer expectations and regulatory requirements.

  • 3 days ago | bakingbusiness.com.au | Kylie Triggell

    Beloved Bellarine Peninsula bakery, Ket Baker, has opened a new shopfront in Geelong. The new store, located in Belmont, will bring the same range Ket Baker is renowned for – from 100 per cent sourdough croissants, breads and small batch pastries with a strong emphasis on utilising local produce. Ket Baker first gained attention for their focus on small batch, handcrafted products.

  • 5 days ago | bakingbusiness.com.au | Kylie Triggell

    Richard Hart shares, “Don’t be confused by the word rye in this loaf. It isn’t the Danish hard-core style from the previous chapter. This is truly wheat bread sprinkled with rye. I first ate marble rye when I moved to the States, in 2007. The local bakery in Petaluma used to sell it as a sliced sandwich loaf. I thought it was so delicious. The addition of caraway seeds and the beautiful colour of the dark and light doughs mixed together make a truly great bread.

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