Msemen, baghrir and homemade bread

Msemen, baghrir and homemade bread — Aland Islands

Flaky msemen, thousand-hole baghrir, harcha, batbout or round homemade bread: these accompany breakfast, afternoon tea and iftar. A cook makes them fresh to order for family, an event or a business. On Helplease, you describe your needs and the workers offering this service in Aland Islands are notified of your request.

What the service covers

• msemen and meloui;
• baghrir;
• harcha and batbout;
• homemade bread (khobz);
• stuffed versions, depending on the worker.

Depending on what you agree with the worker, the job can include preparation, cooking, packaging and delivery or pick-up at the agreed time.

Key points

Freshness

These are best fresh; agree a delivery time close to eating, or ask how to reheat them.

Regular orders

For a café, grocery or daily iftar, a regular order can be arranged; give days and quantities.

What affects the price

• products and quantities;
• fillings;
• frequency;
• preparation time;
• delivery.

The rate is agreed with the worker based on these elements.

Frequently asked questions

Can msemen and baghrir be frozen?

Many can; ask for advice on thawing and reheating.

Are wholemeal or gluten-free versions available?

Depending on the worker; state your needs.

Can I order every day?

Yes, a regular order is possible depending on availability.

What information should I give?

Products, quantities, date and time, frequency and delivery method.