Can you bake a beautiful loaf of bread? We’re on a search to find the best young bread baker!
Put your baking skills to the test these school holidays and join the Big Bang Bread Bake Off for the chance to win an amazing prize pack!
How to enter:
- Purchase a copy of Big Bang Bread from your local bookstore
- Follow the recipe in the book to make your own bread with your tamariki
- Post a photo of your child’s creation to Instagram or Facebook and tag us @PenguinKidsNZ
- The Big Bang Bread Bake Off will run from June 30th until July 20th
The winning baker will receive:
A prize pack containing:
- A Big Bang Bread tea towel
- A gorgeous Mason Cash Mixing Bowl
- A children's apron
- And a $50 supermarket voucher
The winner will be drawn on Tuesday 21st July. T’s & C’s apply, read the T's & C's here. You must have an NZ mailing address.
Happy baking!
The Penguin Kids team
Big Bang Bread Lily Uivel
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