The rumours are TRUE

By ARYZTA2024-02-192024-03-13At AryztaTagged Irish

The rumours are true, Cuisine de France was born, bred and buttered in Ireland.

Cuisine de France has been loved in Ireland since 1989 when our fabulous breads and pastries first appeared in retail convenience. Little did we know, back when we placed our French baguettes in our first store, that we had started our very own bakery revolution.

Using age-old, original French recipes and only the finest ingredients our breads were baked right here in Ireland.

Today we are proud to be both Guaranteed Irish and members of Love Irish Food.

The good contributors at Reddit have been on to us for some time now.

If you’re a business and want to learn more about these products or find out how Cuisine de France can help your business, click here.

If you would like to purchase some of these products, you can now place an order with us here. Or feel free to call us: ROI -1850 777 100 & NI 028 9262 2200 or email us at [email protected]

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