It is also a bakery school hence you can expect quality bakery.
Finally gave their doughnuts a try which start at £2 for a plain one where filled ones cost £4.50.
Finally gave their doughnuts a try which start at £2 for a plain one where filled ones cost £4.50.
To summarize their doughnuts are well filled with so many indulgent choices like pistachio, Eton mess, honeycomb etc.
I felt that I had to try a plain as well as pistachio and vanilla custard which was a popular choice.
Overall, I enjoyed the plain one the most as it was simple and satisfying, the texture of the doughnut was spot on being soft with a chew and slightly bready.
The filled custard was a bit too rich for me and the pistachio creme lacked pistachio taste.
To summarize I would only reccommend the plain and definitely a bargain for £2 if you compare it to other plain ones which cost more than that at kiosks and other cafes.
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| vanilla custard doughnut from bread ahead |
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| plain doughnut from bread ahead |
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| pistachio doughnut from Bread Ahead |
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| eton mess |
Great to see a notable bakery doing old fashioned back to school jam cream doughnuts in a touristy area so more people can know about it.
Overall, you get the bread ahead signature fluffy and soft doughnut with jam and a custardy cream.
It was quite nice but the frying oil was a bit strong which you can taste on the doughnut surface.
The custard was not too sweet but a little starchy and the seeds were a little bit annoying.
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