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Halal bakeries

For halal customers, the issues at a bakery are usually hidden ones: gelatine in cheesecakes and mousses, alcohol in flavourings and glazes, and the meat in pies and rolls. Halal-certified bakeries take care of all three.

4 places across Australia

  1. 1

    Massimo's Gelateria

    Noosa Heads QLD 4567

    Hours not listed Ice cream & gelato
  2. 2

    Gelato Guys

    Halls Gap VIC 3381

    Hours not listed Ice cream & gelato
  3. 3

    Negin Asia Halal Bakery

    301 Thomas Street, Dandenong VIC 3175

    Hours not listed Bakery
  4. 4

    The Cheesecake Shop

    Weir Views VIC 3338

    Open now · until 7 pm Cake shop

Our guide

This page lists bakeries that advertise halal products in their name or listing. Lebanese and Turkish bakeries are often halal too. The list is built from each shop’s name and the details recorded in open map data. If a specific requirement matters (allergies, certification), call the shop before you go.

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What’s in this list

Ice cream & gelato2
Bakeries1
Cake shops1

Frequently asked questions

How can I check halal certification?

Look for a current certificate on display from a recognised Australian certifier and ask which products it covers.

Are bakery pies halal?

Only if the meat is halal-certified – ask the shop, as many standard pies are not.

Do halal cake shops use gelatine?

They either avoid it or use halal-certified or plant-based setting agents.

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