Greggs launches vegan festive bake – and reveals when the original version will return
GREGGS is bringing back its popular festive bake and it will be joined by a vegan version this year too.You can get your hands on a classic or vegan festive bake at Greggs stores from November 4' Christmas classic bake is often seen as a sign that the festive season is approaching.
Hungry Greggs fans have been speculating about when the bakery chain's festive bakes would return since the start of this month.Greggs has now listened.The classic festive bake contains pieces of chicken, sage and onion stuffing and sweetcure bacon, smothered in a creamy sage & cranberry sauce and encased in crumb topped pastry.
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