Professional Bakers & others in relevant trades
Anyone who has a commercial business as a baker (this can anything from part time as a micro baker through to employing others too) is very welcome to join as long as at least one loaf in your range that falls within the real bread definition.
Also if you are a real bread baker employed by someone else please do join us.
If you are a restaurant, cafe or in food service and baking real breads we will have you. If you supply real bread bakers – a mill, grower of grains or supplier of equipment etc you are also welcome.
Finally if you teach real bread baking courses you are also very welcome.
If you are a baker we also ask that you are transparent in your ingredients listings for all your breads. If this sounds like you, then just use this Google form to send us your details.
Once we receive the information, we hope to have you up and listed as soon as possible.
Consumers and Home Bakers
If you are a consumer please seek out and buy good local bread. As we add network members, this site will become an excellent resource for details of where to obtain Real Bread.
Wherever you are in the world and whether you’re a baker or not, the UK charity behind the Real Bread Campaign would welcome your support.
Sign up to a baking course with one of our members who offer a variety of skills and levels.
Would like to join Real Bread Ireland.
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Hi Pierre
we did respond to you after the contact form but did not hear back. Do you want us to resend the email?
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Hi guys, hope all is going well with the movement. Having attended Joe’s talk in Galway yesterday there certainly seems to be a buzz around real bread at the moment. It’s good to see the number of professional members growing, but surely there is an opportunity here for amateurs to network and share knowledge and experience. Is it possible we could maybe use realbreadireland.org as a forum or blog-hosting site for all Irish bakers, rather than just the pros? While twitter and facebook do allow us to connect, they obviously have their restrictions.
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Hi Stuart, hope you enjoyed Joe 🙂
Yes agree with you on the possible benefits of a forum and we have a forum service identified and set up that would be linked from here but separate. Definitely FB and Twitter not the best places to run discussions.
Are you interested in helping to activate and promote the forum into the wider non-pro bakery network? Because if you are then I will happily include the link here and promote out?
/Keith
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Hi Keith. Yes I’d be happy to help in any way I can, let me know what you need.
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hiya Stuart
I have included a link to a basic forum in the sidebar of the site. Be good to have a quick call with you this week to discuss moderation etc and then you can start to promote and get it going 🙂
Keith
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Hey Keith, that’s great. I’d be happy to chat during the week. If you want to email me directly I can give you my contact details.
Stuart
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hi,
i’m a french baker and i’m looking for a job. I am graduated in france in bakery and pastry and i have 5 years professional experience. i am in dublin
if you know someone interested in having a French in his team tell me so on tremblais.remi@gmail.com
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Hi I’d like to join as a bread baker and teacher of bread baking. I teach hands on and demos from basic white to sourdough and many other types.
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We’d love to have you on board Val, welcome 🙂
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Hi !! I’m a french bread baker and i’m looking for a job. I am graduated in France in Bakery and have 4 years professional experience. I’m still in France but we will move to Ireland from June or July.
if you know someone interested in having a great French in his team tell me so on cyrilbourg@gmail.com
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Hi I would you like to join to real bread of Ireland
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Tried to get real bread making off the ground as a side shoot of my pizza business in 2010 people didn’t take to it then I was using all organic flour and enlisted a friend who was a second generation English Baker to make real 🍞.
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