Vancouver bakeries for fresh-baked bread

There’s nothing more comforting than the smell of fresh-baked bread wafting from the oven. Unfortunately, most of us don’t have time for all that kneading, rolling and flouring – but we can grab our daily (handmade) bread at one of these fine Vancouver bakeries, where rustic rye, French baguette and plain ol’ white are on display among other, more adventurous varieties. [Photo credit: iStock.com/LOVE_LIFE]

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Megan Jones is a writer based in Vancouver by way of Vancouver Island, where she grew up exploring hidden beaches, hot springs, and secret lakes with her biologist parents. Now an avid adventurer, Megan loves to traverse Vancouver in search of new experiences. She also works to help authors market and publish their books through two local firms, ZG Communications, and Page Two Strategies.

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