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Updated: July 5, 2021, 11:05 am © DCT Media Gary McAllister of The Bread Guy. One year on from opening their first bakery in Aberdeen, the team at The Bread Guy are now welcoming customers into their second premises. The new bakery, known as The Bread Guy’s Bakery, is situated on Great Northern Road in Aberdeen and offers a variety of sweet and savoury products. Work began on the new premises after co-owner and head baker of the business, Gary McAllister, had spotted the once derelict building on passing various times. A fresh home bake. Gary, 29, saw its potential and was eager to introdu...

North-east barbecue restaurant Meat Monsters is fast becoming one of the go-to places for foodies to visit in the region - and quite rightly so.

Cheers for the beers: Three mouth-watering burgers to keep those pangs at bay © Supplied by Graham Mitchell/The It is nearing barbecue season and while we’re all heading out to beer gardens, for those who are sunning themselves at home, here are three delicious burger recipes to keep you going. As beer gardens and al fresco dining venues across Scotland look to reopen on Monday (April 26), more and more people will be looking for places to eat out and enjoy the warmer weather that is to come. Having created a beer map of all the watering holes and restaurants with outdoor seating for our r...

Meet Cary and Cally Caterpillar: Aberdeen bakery show support for Cuthbert by creating their own cute cakes Updated: April 24, 2021, 2:30 pm © Supplied by The Bread Guy Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up An Aberdeen bakery has decided to show their support for the beleaguered Cuthbert caterpillar cake by creating their own version. The Bread Guy bakery in Torry is now selling Cary and Cally caterpillar treats as a show...

© Supplied by Ramona Obafemi Two north-east startups have teamed up to revolutionise the grocery shopping industry. Mad Potato, based in Aberdeen, has partnered with TrackGenesis to integrate a new technology on their platform called blockchain technology. The partnership was launched as both businesses want to focus on the provenance of the products they sell, ensuring all the information about their goods is transparent. Mad Potato is an online marketplace for people to get their hands on produce from city and shire businesses including Katy’s Eggs in Banchory, From Bakery Lane in Kintor...