
Gluten-free Victoria sponge
A vanilla sponge sandwich with raspberry jam, whipped cream and a light dusting of icing sugar.
The everyday table / No. 01
Comforting recipes, useful finds and a little help with living gluten-free. Pull up a chair.

Make yourself something good

A vanilla sponge sandwich with raspberry jam, whipped cream and a light dusting of icing sugar.

Six sesame-topped burger buns, baked in rings for an even shape and cooled before splitting.

Small, plain bread rolls baked in a muffin tin, ready to serve alongside dinner.
*Development timings. Our first recipes are awaiting kitchen testing.
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