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Crumb

Erina Starkey

Apricot danish.
1 / 9Apricot danish. Sophie Tyler
Raspberry, cheesecake and toasted coconut pastries at Crumb.
2 / 9Raspberry, cheesecake and toasted coconut pastries at Crumb.Sophie Tyler
An assortment of freshly baked pastries.
3 / 9An assortment of freshly baked pastries. Sophie Tyler
Prepare for queues at Crumb bakery.
4 / 9Prepare for queues at Crumb bakery.Sophie Tyler
Danishes being made in the kitchen.
5 / 9Danishes being made in the kitchen.Supplied
Stuffed brioche.
6 / 9Stuffed brioche. Sophie Tyler
Sandwich croissants.
7 / 9Sandwich croissants. Sophie Tyler
Croissant tarts.
8 / 9Croissant tarts. Sophie Tyler
Pastries are baked throughout the day to avoid selling out.
9 / 9Pastries are baked throughout the day to avoid selling out. Supplied

Crumb

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Primped and preened pastries are made throughout the day at this Lambton bakery.

If you’re on the hunt for a good croissant in Newcastle, the breadcrumb trail leads to Lambton, where Ben Richardson from Autumn Rooms and pastry chef Gareth Williams, formerly of EXP. Restaurant, have opened Crumb bakery. The glass display cabinets are lined with primped and preened pastries, from pistachio and sour cherry pain suisse to a custard and cinnamon sugar cruffin.

On the savoury side, there are croissant sandwiches stuffed with mortadella, Swiss cheese and pickles, plus maple bacon and sea salt scrolls. They have their own custom-branded boxes because no one ever leaves with just one pastry.

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Erina StarkeyErina StarkeyErina is the Good Food App Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Previously, Erina held a number of editing roles at delicious.com.au and writing roles at Broadsheet and Concrete Playground.

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