Filipino's most loved cakes and pastries - crafted with love, perfected in every bite.
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The 3 Bears Bakeshop is a small home-based business in Baulkham Hills. We specialise in creating fresh, homemade popular Filipino cakes and pastries such as our best selling cakes like Ube (Purple Yam), Mocha, Chocolate, Caramel, Red Velvet and many more. We offer well loved Filipino pastries such as our popular Ensaymada, Lengua de Gato, Sans Rival, Sylvanas, Butterscotch, and Food for the Gods and many more.
We do a regular pop-up store at Westpoint Blacktown which is always a huge success. We are interested in joining local weekend markets and pop-up store set ups. We hope that we will be given an opportunity to showcase our products to a wider community and audience through your organisation.
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Page 1 - Cakes Menu Photo by The 3 Bears Bakeshop
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Page 2 - Cakes Menu Photo by The 3 Bears Bakeshop
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Page 3 - Bread and Pastries Menu Photo by The 3 Bears Bakeshop
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
