Win a box of Brasserie Bread delivered to your workplace!

June 6th, 2009 by Not Quite Nigella

**THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED. STAY TUNED FOR THE WINNERS~**

The winners of the Brasserie Bread Roll Call competition:

Zi-Yang from Blake Dawson

Sarah from Suede

Are the lucky recipients of the box of Brasserie Bread! Mei from Brasserie Bread will contact you to arrange delivery. Thanks to everyone that entered :)

Seeking a promotion at work? I have a secret strategy for a great way to impress your boss and let them know that you have a) great taste and b) you can work the internet thingy that confounds them so. Not Quite Nigella and Brasserie Bread have partnered up to bring you the best way to a promotion. By winning a mixed box of fresh Brasserie Bread breads worth $50 delivered to your workplace*!

As is the way things happen in blog land, I went to Brasserie Bread a few weeks ago and wrote about it. Tony from The Food Zeitgeist and I follow each other on twitter and as a fellow Brasserie Bread enthusiast, he told Mei who is Brasserie Bread’s lovely marketing person about my review and Mei and I got to chatting. She invited me to lunch at Brasserie Bread and we talked about the idea of doing a competition on my site and I also got to try the new Winter menu and stay and watch a Kid’s Birthday party there.

All you need to give me via email to brasseriebread.nqncomp@gmail.com is:

Your first and last name:
Contact number:
Company name:
Company address*: (which must be the place where the bread is delivered, not your home address, no matter how tempting ;) )
email address:

And send it to brasseriebread.nqncomp@gmail.com

And the best part?

Two of you will win a fantastic box from Brasserie Bread!

And if you miss out or you want to increase your chances, the “roll call” competition is run on Brasserie Bread’s site every week so click here to enter.

The competition closes on the 4th of July, 2009.

*Your workplace must be within 25kms of Brasserie Bread’s location in Banksmeadow. Check out maps.google.com and click on “get directions” to see how many kms away you are ;)

Tuna l’ancienne baguette $10

And of course the question you were all wanting to ask: how was the Winter menu? Delicious of course and well suited to Winter. I chose the Tuna l’ancienne bageutte which came filled with tuna salad, chopped boiled eggs, sliced tomato and leafy greens. If you love your bread earth shatteringly crunchy and delicious, this is the baguette for you.

Lamb with potato and spinach hash with fried egg $15 ($14 without egg)

Mei gave me some of her Slow Cooked Lamb with potato and spinach hash with fried egg which was an exercise pure comfort food down to the runny egg yolk, softly falling apart lamb and crunchy bread with real butter. This is the kind of item that should come with a woolly blanket to snuggle up in and your favourite movie ;)

I stayed for a little of one of Brasserie Bread’s kid’s birthday baking classes. Kids learned how to bake various items while the parents have a couple of hours where they can sit and have an Allpress coffee and something good to eat.

Classes cost $250 for up to 10 children and they each get to make and take home things such as chocolate cookies, pizza and gigantic chocolate turtles. Which leaves me to say in an upset whine “Mum…whhyyy do kids get all the fun?!”.

The Pink Brigade!

Brasserie Bread

1737 Botany Road, Banksmeadow, NSW
Tel: 9666 6845
Open 7 days

The Winter menu

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31 Comments | Add your own

  • 1. Feasting on Art | June 6th, 2009 at 7:19 am | #

    Oh my that lamb dish looks too good to be true!!

  • 2. BethieofVA | June 6th, 2009 at 8:29 am | #

    Dang, I guess I am out of the running!

  • 3. Matilda | June 6th, 2009 at 9:28 am | #

    Not fair!! I work from home and it’s more than 25kms away from Banksmeadow. I lurve earth-shattering crunchy bread filled with all those tasty morsels. What a fantastic idea to have a child’s birthday party where they can learn all about the process of bread making. Alright, how about a competitionto win one of those cute aprons for the people living outside of the radius,lol.

  • 4. Gera @ SweetsFoods | June 6th, 2009 at 9:34 am | #

    What a stunning lamb and spinach with the fried egg.
    I’m pretty sure that this egg is looking to me!

    How fun the culinary classes for kids, are sweet-heaven for them :)

    Cheers!

    Gera

  • 5. meg2_copd | June 6th, 2009 at 9:50 am | #

    No fair, no fair. Im too far out west :-( It looks so yummy… oh well I’ll just have to go buy some:-)

  • 6. Kat | June 6th, 2009 at 10:29 am | #

    This one’s a goodie NQN! Fantastic comp you’re running…(and yes I couldn’t resist entering as I work approx 6kms away!)

  • 7. Sophia | June 6th, 2009 at 10:56 am | #

    oh, I almost forgot it’s winter over there! ahh…comfort food indeed! love the runny yolk!
    hmm…perhaps I should pack my bags and move over just to enter ;-)

  • 8. Sweta | June 6th, 2009 at 1:29 pm | #

    Oh shoot-that’s just not fair!!What about poor us in the US-just getting to read about it and not getting to taste!Boohoo :(

  • 9. Nachiketa | June 6th, 2009 at 3:10 pm | #

    Wish I was a kid too……

  • 10. FFichiban | June 6th, 2009 at 5:28 pm | #

    OOhh yuummmmmmmm I want breadddd!! Oh Oh I also want to try some slow cooked lamb and that fried egg looks soo gooddd

  • 11. ArtemisIII | June 6th, 2009 at 5:32 pm | #

    The food looks so delicious…

    Just such a shame I can’t enter the contest :/

  • 12. Yvette Hooley | June 6th, 2009 at 6:28 pm | #

    Oh bugger, I wish l lived in Sydney the food looks divine!

  • 13. Viktoria | June 6th, 2009 at 6:45 pm | #

    Wish I would live closer by, to be able to win the bread (for my husband!) – I am gluten intolerant. :(
    //Viktoria

  • 14. pigpigscorner | June 6th, 2009 at 7:01 pm | #

    Oh my…I would love to win that but I’m too far =(

  • 15. Lilia | June 6th, 2009 at 7:30 pm | #

    Is North Sydney within 25 km from Braseerie bread?

  • 16. Moya | June 6th, 2009 at 7:44 pm | #

    Can’t work out if the CBD is within 25k of Banksmeadow but here goes….bread, glorious bread!

  • 17. Ellie | June 6th, 2009 at 9:06 pm | #

    Tricky, tricky…. I work from home, so how? :p

  • 18. Not Quite Nigella | June 7th, 2009 at 1:57 pm | #

    Hi Feasting on Art-It was really, really good! Like the nicest warm slippers :D

    Hi BethieofVA-Sorry about that!

    Hi Matilda-Aww I know, but they have to courier it. I know, isn’t it a great idea? I loved the apron too I have to say :lol:

    Hi Gera-Thankyou! Haha yes it’s speaking to me too :D

    Hi meg-What a shame! Yes it’s worth the trip (and they also sell at markets so you might not have to travel very far) :)

    Hi Kat-wonderful! Best of luck with the competition!

    Hi Sophia-We’ve just started Winter which I sort of dread every year :lol: If it weren’t for boots, coats and comfort food I’d probably fly North for the Winter! :P

    Hi Sweta-Aww sorry! But it might not get to you in very good condition :P

    Hi Nachiketa-Me too! It’s not fair :P

    Hi FFichiban-Sounds like you should enter! ;)

    Hi ArtemisIII-I know, what a shame! But if you ever come to Sydney you know where to go for good bread! ;)

    Hi Yvette-It is great! Perhaps one day if you visit Sydney? :)

    Hi Viktoria-What a shame! What a lovely wife you are wanting to win it for your hubby! :D

    Hi pigpigscorner-Awww no yes an ocean’s length is definitely too far :(

    Hi Lilia-Yep it is indeed! :D

    Hi Moya-It sure is! If you’re not sure you can always check on maps.google.com and click on get directions. They’ll give the approximate kms away :)

    Hi Ellie-Hmmm I think you’d have to get it sent to your office, not home office I’m afraid!

  • 19. Mei | June 9th, 2009 at 8:39 am | #

    wow lorraine! i can’t believe how good u made that lamb look in the picture haha yes i like that ‘pink brigade’ comment, though half of them looked like they were getting swallowed up by the aprons!

  • 20. Victoria | June 9th, 2009 at 8:55 am | #

    wah! My office is 6km too far. oh well, i’ll just have to go and visit myself ;)

  • 21. Zam | June 9th, 2009 at 9:00 am | #

    Ohhh the winter menu looks sooo good! I’ll have to try it soon :)

    I won Brasserie Bread’s Roll Call comp a few weeks ago and can definitely say that it is an AWESOME prize! A huge, generous box filled with amazing breads & pastries – everyone at work was VERY impressed!

  • 22. Alexandra | June 9th, 2009 at 3:36 pm | #

    hehe the kids are so cute! that bread looks sooo good!

  • 23. Steve | June 9th, 2009 at 9:06 pm | #

    Hi Lorriane

    I won! Just wanted say thanks very much…looking forward to the delivery on the goodies on Thursday

  • 24. Not Quite Nigella | June 9th, 2009 at 10:57 pm | #

    Hi Mei-It was delicious-thanks for sharing it! :) Hehe they looked very cute and matching!

    Hi Victoria-Aww what a shame! A visit is a great idea ;)

    Hi Zam-It was great and I’m dying to try the berry pancakes :P You are so lucky! It looks like ana amazing prize!

    Hi Alexandra-They were cute-and certainly energetic! :o

    Hi Steve-Oh that’s great. Did you win the competition on the Brasserie Bread website? The box looks amazing!

  • 25. zarabear | June 18th, 2009 at 9:28 pm | #

    Ohhhh,obviously living in Melbourne has its disadvantages – no brasserie bread arriving at my work!! boo hoo!

  • 26. Sarah | July 8th, 2009 at 11:09 am | #

    Hey Thanks so much! Looking forward to the onslaught of bread. YUM! :-)

  • 27. Not Quite Nigella | July 8th, 2009 at 10:05 pm | #

    Hi zarabear-Yes that’s a definite disadvantage! Who knows, maybe one day there’ll be a BB everywhere!

    Hi Sarah-You’re welcome! Enjoy! :D

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