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A BAKERY IN Scotland has been investigated by licensing authorities after launching their version of the cronut, flavoured with Buckfast.
According to Heraldscotland.com, alcohol awareness groups were up in arms when they heard about the pastries which contained cream flavoured with the tonic from Buckfast Abbey.
Reports indicated that the bakery was being investigated, however their Twitter account says that authorities have since visited and failed to find any issue.
Thursday 7 November, 2024
Thursday 7 November, 2024
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Bakery investigated after selling Buckfast cronuts
A BAKERY IN Scotland has been investigated by licensing authorities after launching their version of the cronut, flavoured with Buckfast.
According to Heraldscotland.com, alcohol awareness groups were up in arms when they heard about the pastries which contained cream flavoured with the tonic from Buckfast Abbey.
The Patthead Bakery, based in New Cumnock, Ayrshire, have stopped selling the cronuts as a result.
Reports indicated that the bakery was being investigated, however their Twitter account says that authorities have since visited and failed to find any issue.
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