Easter Special: Top 10 Gluten Free Hot Cross Buns Near You
For Sydney locals and beyond, we explore a gluten free hot cross buns list in the lead up to Easter
Hey Gluten Free Fam,
For this special time of year at Easter, we thought it would be worthwhile exploring the best gluten hot cross bun providers that are currently on the local Sydney market.
Whether you’re stocking up at home for the family, or want to pick up some delicious Easter treats for guests or to take on the road, we’ve got you covered.
If you’re not in or around the Sydney area these April holidays, fear not, as we have other alternatives that should be sourced for any metro or rural area in Australia.
In no particular order, here are the best 10 locations to seek out gluten free hot cross buns.
Sebastien Sans Gluten
Sebastien Sans Gluten remains one of our absolute favourites when it comes to all things gluten free. As a classically trained pastry chef from France, Sebastien offers a wide array of authentically made delights in the heart of the Inner West at Leichhardt. His hot cross buns for this Easter time will be no exception. So drop in and tell him we sent you!
Hudson’s Bakery
Situated around Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs this Easter? Hudson’s Bakery will be the place to be to score yourself some of Sandra’s delicious gluten free hot cross buns. This is a perfect solution for those who want to enjoy their sweet treats when living with coeliac disease or being gluten free for other reasons. Available in store or online purchase.
Sandra’s hot cross buns:
“Indulge in the delicious flavour of our traditional Hot Cross Buns, a perfect treat for Easter celebrations. Savour the taste of these freshly baked buns that are so soft you won't believe they are all natural and completely gluten free. Order now and make your Easter festivities even more special with our delectable Hot Cross Buns!”
Wholegreen Bakery
A gluten free Sydney household name that’s worth your time this Easter is Wholegreen Bakery. With 3 locations situated across Alexandria, Waverly and the CBD, this local gluten free artisan store ticks all the boxes.
Here’s how they explain their great hot cross bun offerings:
“We were determined to perfect the recipe and after much experimentation, they’re soft, moist and absolutely delicious, and available in two classic flavours; cinnamon and fruit, and chocolate.”
Nonie’s Bakery
Located at Botany and popping up across North Sydney and Eveleigh markets are Nonie’s Bakery. Their classic gluten free hot cross buns really do pack in the flavour and would make a great addition to any Easter purchase.
“Our Hot Cross Buns are soft, light, and deliciously sticky. We use wholegrain gluten free flours, the perfect mix of warming spices, Aussie dried fruit and finished with a sweet and sticky glaze which will have you smacking your lips and licking your fingers for more. Available in packs of 4 and 6.”
Baker’s Chemistry
Located across various markets across the South East of NSW and beyond, Baker’s Chemistry deserve a special mention. Their gluten free hot cross buns are very affordable and will complement any morning or afternoon tea over the April holidays.
“Our take on an Easter classic. With a moist, spiced centre studded with fruits, our hot cross buns are awesome served on their own, toasted with butter or even turned into French toast for a sinfully delicious dessert or breakfast treat.”
Well & Good
Not in Sydney? Don’t worry. Well & Good’s gluten free hot cross bun offerings can be purchased and shipped online to your front door. What makes them worth your while? Yes, they taste great, but they also have lots of allergens covered, being free of gluten, nut, dairy, soy and egg.
“We’re excited to now offer gluten free hot cross buns as part of our baked bread range. A lovely soft, fluffy bun which tastes just like the original version. You’ll receive 4x large 90g buns that are free from gluten, dairy, nuts, soy and are suitable for vegans.”
Happy Tummies
Keen to get in the kitchen and make your own recipe at home this Easter break? Happy Tummies has the answer! The Free from Family co Hot Cross Bun Kit (Plain Flavour) lets you prepare and bake your very own batch straight from the oven.
“Make delicious gluten free hot cross buns at home. Everything you need to make the buns including the mix for the crosses and glaze is inside. Make them plain for fussy kids or add choc chips for a change!”
Woolworths
Thankfully there are a number of supermarket chains who recognise the value in gluten free hot cross buns. Among them, Woolworths come to the party. With a number of flavour alternatives, we suggest logging into the site and reading the reviews for more up-to-date feedback from customers.
Coles
Major supermarket chains don’t need our endorsement, but a major outlet like Coles with thousands of locations across the country will be a source of gluten free hot cross buns this Easter. Their 3-pack is set at a very affordable price and with real chocolate chips, they’ll provide plenty of flavour after being toasted.
ALDI
If price and availability is top of the agenda for your gluten free hot cross buns, then ALDI is a top candidate. The supermarket chain delivers with the Bakers Life Gluten Free Hot Cross Buns 3-pack. Pick from their Fruit or Chocolate flavours. Check out this review from Celia Gercovich who explains that the initial underwhelming appearance is deceiving.
We hope you enjoyed this list. Let us know if you have any other gluten free hot cross buns suggestions and enjoy your gluten free Easter!
