Can you still get freshly baked things in supermarkets?

[Davespecifico]

I go to Lidl once a week and, not surprisingly, they’ve closed their bakery section. I haven’t been to any other supermarkets so don’t know what they do.
I’d love some baguette or a fresh croissant. Do any supermarkets do them at the moment?
Thanks

Morrison’s bakery as usual

Yes, they've had them in our tesco and morrisons

Fresh bread, baguettes etc in the co-op

Yes the bakery bit in the Morrison’s, Tesco, sainsburys here as be very well stocked

Thanks all.

I imagine they've closed Lidl bakery as there's no packaging on anything

Our Sainsburys still has the bakery as usual. It's the only counter still going!

can you get the vacuum packed part baked rolls and baguettes got bake yourself? to be honest most bakery items are part baked in store and not made in store. Unless you goto a tradition bakery or artisan baker

Either Waitrose or Sainsbury's local to me closed their bakery counters in the week prior to lockdown. I can't remember which. It was more to redirect the staff elsewhere in the store.

At the moment, Lidl fresh bakery items are supposed to be wrapped/bagged by staff before being put on the shelf.

Our Lidl bakery was open as usual on Saturday last, I got a very nice French stick.

Yes seem them in Tesco & in M&S all wrapped up

My DP worked at a large supermarket for a few years before he retired. He hadn't been there long before he declared we were never getting anything from the in store bakery ever again... Just saying

You can buy the jus roll tubes of croissant dough in the fridge, they are amazingly good.

Not near me sadly

@Gingerkittykat good point, that will be a good weekend treat!

My Lidl bakery is still open but it’s pre bagged

We buy frozen croissants and pain au chocolat from tesco and Asda and cook them ourselves

We had some jus roll croissants today, very nice. May buy some of the cinnamon roll ones tomorrow. Yum!

Treated us to Portuguese custard tarts in Tesco today. I went for essentials but some treats necessary

Portuguese custard tarts are ‘essentials’

I saw them and couldn't resist. Amongst the mundanity of washing powder, ketchup and veg, they really made my day!

We had pain au chocs from Lidl this morning. DH was on the hunt for pasta which he couldn't get but did return with said pastries, wine, beer and Yorkshire tea bags. Get in!

Here & where my DF lives the small independent bakers are changing their businesses to survive & delivering not only their own fresh baked goods, but picking up eggs, milk, pet food etc from the supermarkets & delivering that too. Everything we've had is so much nicer too, maybe try that

What a liberty MrsJBaptiste. I wonder what’s happened to my Lidl bakery then. Maybe the baker is poorly.