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Should buns be sold all year round?
M04-Apr-21
Easter buns of course as popular and often hit the shelves after Christmas.
Should buns, without the cross, be available to purchase all year round?
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  • AlanH CENTRAL VIC
    A GREAT EASTER TREAT
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    • Peter T 100083
      No they should not be.
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      • Mariaj
        They are but without the icing strips on top
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        • kristian s 513441
          I think buns should be sold all year round is because some people will eat buns with their meals.
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          • Linda C
            These buns are not something you would eat with a meal. Not a bread per se.
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        • Sandy S 24335
          Yes but without the cross because Easter and the cross which represents it isn't happening all year round.
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          • Alex H 487498
            It depends on the baker it's up to them
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            • Anne S 123999
              They already are!!!
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              • Margaret C 77490
                Yes that is a good idea
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                • Amber 22
                  Yes they good
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                  • marianna R
                    No as I only buy them for the Easter break and have raisin toast at other times as I like to keep some things special for different times of the year
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                    • APB
                      They are now sold for around 3 months of every year...because people want to eat them...sell them all year round...and while you are it ...sell me turkeys all year round too...why do I have to buy several turkeys at Christmas and store them in my freezer..it is all totally bonkers..
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                      • Sandy S 24335
                        Same as my Christmas ham!
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                    • Aisha A 379399
                      You can get fruit filled buns and chocolate finger buns at bakeries and the bakery section of supermarkets. Hot cross buns are for Easter, don't know why they are produced earlier in the year.
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                      • Linda C
                        No let us keep some of our traditions instead of destroying them all for what ever reason but mostly money of course.
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