Help settle a debate: What’s the best supermarket bakery item?

[CanapeJane]

It’s M&S cinnamon buns right?

My favourite savoury option is the Lidl vegetable pizza.

What’s your nomination?

Lidl empire biscuit. 😋
Savoury: M&S cheesy pretzel

Lidl croissants. Huge and not oily or too salty.

Lidl Belgian buns. As good as Greggs,

Pain au raisins from Sainsburys!!

Tesco chocolate muffin

I can't say I'm awfully impressed with the new hot sausage roll counter at my local Tesco. They're not awful, just not all that good considering the price. It's under a different name, can't remember it just now.

Waitrose flute. Want one now.

Lidl croissants get my vote too. The hazelnut ones especially.

Almond croissant from co-op or Tesco's. Warm from the oven naturally.

A toffee yumyum from Lidl. Special mention to the brownies.

Waitrose almond croissants.

Coop almond croissant

Lidls have such a good bakery. The custard tarts are especially fabulous.

The custard Danish thing from M&S, the square one with berries.

M&S pain au raisin

One time I went into Sainsburys and they had some kind of lemon Danish or lemon curd Danish. I've never seen it since and am beginning to believe I dreamt it.

M&S jam doughnuts

Salt and pepper tiger bread from Morrisons

Lidl gingerbread twists. OMG

Waitrose cherry almond lattice

Lidl Christmas muffin.

Waitrose almond croissant warm

Ocado sell an olive sourdough baguette- it is delicious

Also as previously mentioned M&S cinnamon buns.

Morrisons custard doughnuts

lidl apple turnovers.

The Lidl pesto and goats cheese focaccia. So, so good.

M and s cheese scones. They used to come in a pack of four. Now they are £1 each!