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Canada’s best amateur bakers reveal their favourite hometown spots to grab a sweet treat

Canada’s best amateur bakers reveal their favourite hometown spots to grab a sweet treat
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Canadian amateur bakers share their favorite local bakeries and signature treats from across the country. The recommendations highlight a variety of artisanal shops, ranging from wood-fired bakeries to French-inspired patisseries.

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Andrew Arcello : I love Ritual on Main in Stittsville, ON. The drinks are top notch (especially their seasonal drinks like the lavender oat latte) and they have a fantastic vegan wrap AND a vegan fudge brownie that is DELISH! I have spent many late nights marking student assignments there and love it.

Justine Reyes: My favourite hometown bakery is Night Oven Bakery. I really appreciate their commitment to local ingredients, especially their support for Saskatchewan farmers. They bake everything in a wood-fired oven, giving their breads and pastries an incredible depth of flavour. I’m always drawn back by their canelé, which has the perfect contrast between a deeply caramelized exterior and a soft, custardy center.

Angela Kealey: Sidewalk Citizen. Amazing laminated pastries and sourdough.

Saul Caverhill: La Boulangerie, it has a very European feel and they make the best kouign-amann in Calgary!

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