Norwich bakery Bakeaholics unveils new food van

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 11:19 · Archive

Bakeaholics, the bakery with shops in Attleborough and Norwich, has unveiled a new food van for weddings, events and markets.

Bakeaholics has unveiled a new food van after keeping it under wraps for six months. Owner Morgan Lewis described the six-figure investment as the company's 'biggest' project yet. She said the van is 'beautiful and everything I could've dreamt of and more'.

The trailer will help the bakery return to weddings, corporate events and markets, expanding its reach beyond Norfolk. Lewis explained that she wanted to 'get back on the road and go back to our roots', noting that both she and her mother are ready for change and something new. The business is already heavily booked, with Lewis stating 'we are now pretty much booked up until the end of this year'.

Lewis started Bakeaholics by touring markets and events across East Anglia in a van before opening the Attleborough store in 2021. She expanded further by opening a kiosk in Chantry Place in Norwich in 2023, then began shipping her products nationwide the following year.

How it is being reported

• Much-loved bakery business to hit the road as it unveils 'biggest' project yetBakeaholics, which has shops in Attleborough and Norwich, has now unveiled its new food van to go beyond East Anglia.Norwich Evening News · 9 Oct, 10:20
• Much-loved bakery business to hit the road as it unveils 'biggest' project yetBakeaholics, which has shops in Attleborough and Norwich, has now unveiled its new food van to go beyond East Anglia.Eastern Daily Press · 9 Oct, 10:20

In this story: Morgan Lewis · Bakeaholics · Attleborough · Norwich · East Anglia · Norfolk · Chantry Place

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