Bakeaholics in Norfolk to hit the road with new food van

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A hit bakery business is heading back on the road as it has unveiled its biggest project yet.

Bakeaholics has revealed its new food van after keeping it under wraps for six months.

Morgan Lewis, the owner of the brand, described the six-figure investment as "absolutely amazing" and the "biggest" they have done.

The new Bakeaholics food truck which will be available for weddings, events, and markets.The new Bakeaholics van which will be available for weddings, events, and markets. (Image: Morgan Lewis)

"It's beautiful and everything I could've dreamt of and more," Miss Lewis said.

"I realised I wanted to get back on the road and go back to our roots. Both my mum and I are ready for change and something new.

"We want to be going everywhere and we are now pretty much booked up until the end of this year."

Morgan Lewis (right) is the founder of Bakeaholics which has shops in Attleborough and Norwich.Morgan Lewis (right) is the founder of Bakeaholics which has shops in Attleborough and Norwich. (Image: Morgan Lewis)

The trailer will help the bakery return to weddings, corporate events and markets, expanding its reach beyond Norfolk.

Miss Lewis started the business by touring markets and events across East Anglia in a Bakeaholics van before opening the Attleborough store in 2021.

In 2023, she then expanded her business and opened a kiosk in Chantry Place in Norwich before she then started shipping her treats nationwide the following year.

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