The Easter market is increasingly competitive among Sydney bakeries. Expect more coconut, gelato and yuzu in your bun this ...

Creative, flavourful twists on the classic Easter bake, from tiramisu and stem ginger to a cheesy sharing-size treat ...

Having promised to ensure that they’re raisin the bar this Easter, the supermarket chain Aldi has finally revealed its range ...

M&S has launched a 'dippy egg' hot cross bun that might divide traditional Easter bun fans - here's when and where to get ...

It involves a pork burger being seasoned with mixed spice, cinnamon, ginger and raisins to evoke some of the usual stylings ...

As well as the Dippy Eggs, the hot cross bun range at M&S this year also features brand new Heat to Eat Cinn-A-Yum Buns which ...

How I Make Soft and Spiced Hot Cross Buns for a Classic Easter Morning Treat There’s something so comforting and nostalgic ...

Dried fruits like raisins, sultanas and currants, all found in hot cross buns, are toxic to our beloved pets, dogs in particular. These foods contain compounds like tartaric acid, which can cause ...

Hot cross buns, a staple of Easter celebrations, often contain raisins, sultanas, and currants - all of which are highly toxic to dogs. Article continues below It's estimated that up to half of ...

The expert said: “Dried fruits like raisins, sultanas and currants, all found in hot cross buns, are extremely toxic to dogs. Consumption could lead to severe illness and sometimes death if not ...

The reason is that the dried fruit in the buns - like raisins, sultanas and currants - and the chocolate in Easter eggs are toxic to dogs. With Easter right around the corner, families' kitchen ...