Multigrain Loaf
A multigrain sandwich loaf. Sunflower seeds, linseed, and oats folded through the dough, giving the slice a textured chew and a nutty character on top of the wheat. Holds.
A multigrain sandwich loaf. Sunflower seeds, linseed, and oats folded through the dough, giving the slice a textured chew and a nutty character on top of the wheat. Holds together for sandwiches, toasts to a deep golden brown, gives a bigger morning than a plain white.
- Bakery staple
- Baked for Melbourne Bakehouse customers in Port Melbourne.
- Available for takeaway
- Port Melbourne bakery
About Multigrain Loaf
A multigrain sandwich loaf. Sunflower seeds, linseed, and oats folded through the dough, giving the slice a textured chew and a nutty character on top of the wheat. Holds together for sandwiches, toasts to a deep golden brown, gives a bigger morning than a plain white.
At Melbourne Bakehouse
Baked for Melbourne Bakehouse customers in Port Melbourne.
Availability can vary through the day; ordering ahead is recommended for larger quantities.
How to enjoy Multigrain Loaf
Best fresh on the day of purchase, or toasted the next day.
- Bakery staple
- Baked for Melbourne Bakehouse customers in Port Melbourne.
- Available for takeaway
- Port Melbourne bakery
| Dietary | |
|---|---|
| Allergen Info | Contains Eggs, Contains Gluten, Contains Sesame, Contains Soy |
| Style | Bread |
| Serving format | Bread |
| Ingredients | Ask our team for current ingredients or packaging details. |
| Allergen summary | Contains gluten, Contains eggs |
| Cross-contact | Prepared in a kitchen that handles gluten, dairy, eggs, soy, tree nuts, peanuts and sesame. Packaged products may have their own label information. |
| Ordering note | Availability can vary through the day; ordering ahead is recommended for larger quantities. |
| Storage | Best enjoyed fresh. Keep refrigerated where appropriate. |
| Origin | Prepared or available at Melbourne Bakehouse, 210 Bay Street, Port Melbourne. |