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HomeIn BusinessFreshly baked delights at Tewantin Noosa RSL: Poppies Cafe elevates its game

Freshly baked delights at Tewantin Noosa RSL: Poppies Cafe elevates its game

Tewantin Noosa RSL’s Poppies Cafe is making waves with a significant and exciting transformation.

Under the expert guidance of resident chefs Chadd Kitto and Will Schumacher, the beloved café is now baking a delightful array of sweet and savory items in-house, ushering in a new era of fresh, flavourful indulgence.

For many, Poppies Cafe has been a trusted spot for a warm cup of coffee and a comforting meal. However, the recent decision to bake a full range of items on-site represents a bold and refreshing leap towards culinary excellence.

With Kitto and Schumacher at the helm, the café is set to become a beacon of taste and quality in the Noosa region.

Chadd Kitto, known for his innovative flair and dedication to culinary artistry, brings a wealth of experience and passion to the café.

His philosophy of ‘fresh is best’ resonates deeply in this new approach, where every bite promises not just a treat but an experience of freshness and quality.

Sous Chef Will Schumacher, with his meticulous attention to detail and commitment to perfecting every recipe, complements Kitto’s vision perfectly.

The decision to shift to in-house baking is more than a mere operational change; it is a testament to Poppies Cafe’s commitment to enhancing the customer experience.

Guests can now savour a range of baked goods made with the finest ingredients, each item crafted with care and creativity.

From flaky, golden pastries to hearty, savory delights, the new menu offers something for every palate.

Sweet tooths will be delighted by an array of delectable treats. Imagine sinking your teeth into a perfectly baked raspberry meringue or indulging in a rich, moist bread and butter pudding that’s both satisfying and scrumptious. These are not just pastries; they are masterpieces, the result of meticulous preparation and an unwavering dedication to quality.

For those who prefer savory options, the in-house baking promise extends to a range of satisfying offerings. From freshly baked quiches packed with vibrant fresh produce to rustic savory rolls like grandma use to bake.

Poppies Cafe is redefining what it means to enjoy a savory snack.

But this transformation is not just about food; it’s about creating a community hub where patrons feel valued and appreciated.

The warmth and hospitality of Poppies Cafe, coupled with the new array of freshly baked goods, create a welcoming atmosphere where guests can relax, enjoy, and savor every moment.

In an era where many cafes and eateries rely heavily on pre-packaged goods, Poppies Cafe’s decision to bring baking in-house is a refreshing reminder of the joy that comes from artisanal craftsmanship. It’s a celebration of local talent, a nod to traditional baking methods, and a promise of exceptional quality.

So next time you find yourself at Tewantin Noosa RSL, make sure to visit Poppies Cafe.

Treat yourself to the new range of tasty temptations and experience firsthand the difference that fresh, in-house baking can make.

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