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Not naming names but today was the second time that I have purchased a cake from this bakery and upon eating it I could taste what I can only describe as cleaning products , it is as if whatever they use to clean the shelves with ends up leeching into their food. A relative agreed as they had something to eat from there .


I don't want to cause issues as I like the staff lots but I don't think their cleaning products is suitable for use around food areas .


Has anyone purchased anything from a bakery around here and found the same issue ?

I think you need to let the shop know about this as it could really hurt some one like a child how would feel if made a child ill just on top of Christmas, just go in and let them know if no one tells them they will keep using the same cleaning products, if that's what it is.

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