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Office Pantry Supplies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi: Bakes That Keep

What a bakery can put in an office pantry or micro kitchen, which bakes keep for days and which do not, how much to order for twenty staff in Dubai or Abu Dhabi, how to label nuts on a shared shelf and how regular supply starts.

A White Toast Bread loaf with four slices cut, a Classic Lemon Butter Cake Loaf, a Granola Bar and a Double Chocolate Chip Cookie, left to right, on a plain cream background

For office pantry supplies in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, we bake what keeps on a pantry shelf at room temperature: White Toast Bread at 10 AED, the Japanese Milk Bread Loaf at 18 AED, the Marble and Classic Lemon Butter cake loaves at 35 AED, which keep three to four days, cookies at 14 to 18 AED and Granola Bars at 12 AED. In Dubai the earliest delivery is tomorrow, 7–10 am; in Abu Dhabi it is two days after ordering, between 2 pm and 8 pm. Delivery is 20 AED below 150 AED and free from 150 AED, with no minimum order.

We bake everything to order in our kitchen in Dubai Silicon Oasis. For a catered breakfast, lunch or meeting on a set day rather than a stocked shelf, start with our office catering guide.

What can a bakery supply to an office pantry?

Bread, cake loaves, cookies and granola bars that keep at room temperature for a few days; we do not supply drinks, fruit, packaged snacks or pantry staff.

We are a bakery, not a managed pantry service: no coffee, tea or machines, and nothing frozen or part-baked. If a pantry company runs the rest of your kitchen, we supply the bakes alongside it.

Which bakes keep in an office pantry, and for how long?

The Marble and Classic Lemon Butter cake loaves keep three to four days whole at room temperature, toast loaves two to three days in their bag before they go to the freezer, and cookies and bars stay airtight or wrapped at room temperature.

Toast loaves and bagels

  • White Toast Bread, 10 AED. In its bag at room temperature, away from a sunny window. Beyond a couple of days, slice it, freeze it and toast it straight from frozen.
  • Japanese Milk Bread Loaf, 18 AED. Still genuinely soft on day three, kept whole in a sealed bag; beyond three days, slice, wrap tightly and freeze.
  • Multi-Seed Whole Wheat Toast Bread, 32 AED. Sealed in a bag, at its best for about three days; then slice and freeze it.
  • Brioche Toast Bread, 35 AED. Two to three days tightly wrapped, and it takes to the freezer better than most bread.
  • Classic Bagels, 6 AED. In paper for one to two days. Slice, wrap and freeze the rest on the day they arrive, and toast them from frozen.

Cake loaves

Cookies and bars

The micro kitchen fridge is the wrong place for all of these. A loaf goes stale several times quicker in a fridge than on the counter, cold firms the fat in a cookie, and the fridge sets a granola bar's honey binder hard. Keep the bakes at room temperature, away from a sunny window.

Which bakes should not go on the pantry shelf?

Sandwiches, the Granola Parfait, croissants and focaccia are for the day they arrive, so order them as catering for a set day rather than as pantry stock.

Our sandwiches, at 12 to 17 AED, all contain meat or cheese and go into the fridge on arrival to be eaten the same day; the Granola Parfait with Greek Yogurt at 25 AED also goes into the fridge and is eaten soon. The plain Croissant at 14 AED is eaten the day it arrives or frozen that day, and focaccia is best on the day, though the mushroom one is genuinely good the next day. For those, see office breakfast catering, office lunch catering and catering for meetings.

How much should an office order for a week?

Order by headcount and by the days each bake must cover, then adjust after a trial week: our office treats guide plans one 35 AED Marble Cake Loaf, cut into fingers, for every eight to ten people at one sitting, while a pantry is dipped into over several days.

Three worked orders at today's prices, as a first week to adjust:

  • Dubai, a Monday morning delivery for about twenty staff: two White Toast Breads (20 AED), a Japanese Milk Bread Loaf (18 AED), two Marble Cake Loaves (70 AED) and ten Peanut Butter Cookies (140 AED) come to 248 AED, so delivery is free.
  • Dubai, a Thursday top-up: two White Toast Breads (20 AED), a Classic Lemon Butter Cake Loaf (35 AED) and five Granola Bars (60 AED) come to 115 AED, or 135 AED with the fee. Adding a Marble Cake Loaf (35 AED) makes 150 AED with free delivery: 15 AED more for a whole extra loaf. The week comes to 398 AED.
  • Abu Dhabi, one afternoon delivery: two Japanese Milk Bread Loaves (36 AED), a Marble Cake Loaf and a Classic Lemon Butter Cake Loaf (70 AED) and five Oats & Cranberry Cookies (80 AED) come to 186 AED, so delivery is free. It arrives between 2 pm and 8 pm and stocks the shelf for the following days, so name someone who will be in the office to receive it in that window.

To keep spare bread in the freezer between deliveries, see our guide to buying bread in bulk.

How often can an office pantry be restocked in Dubai and Abu Dhabi?

As often as you place an order: restock once or twice a week, with a new order each time.

  • Dubai. Checkout offers four windows: tomorrow morning, 7–10 am; tomorrow afternoon, 3–6 pm; the morning of the day after tomorrow, 7–10 am; and the next Saturday morning, 9 am–12 pm. A twice-weekly restock is two orders, each placed a day or two ahead.
  • Abu Dhabi. Checkout shows four consecutive dates, the earliest two days after ordering, each between 2 pm and 8 pm. These orders go out with our courier partner, who needs a full day's notice, so next-day delivery isn't available. A twice-weekly restock means ordering each delivery at least two days ahead. Our page on bread delivery to Abu Dhabi covers what to do when an order arrives.
  • Both emirates. There is no same-day delivery, and the earliest option is preselected, so check which one is ticked before you pay. Orders placed after our evening cut-off are scheduled for the next baking day. For a fixed schedule, delivery days are agreed with us directly.

How do you label allergens in a shared office pantry?

Keep every bake with its product name, put the nut and peanut items in their own labelled box, and put our kitchen statement on a card beside the shelf.

Our kitchen handles wheat, gluten, eggs, dairy, nuts, peanuts, soy, sesame and seeds, and we cannot guarantee that any item is free from traces of these.

  • Nuts. The Pistachio Chocolate Chip Cookie and the Banana & Pecan Cake Loaf carry the nuts chip on their product pages, and the Granola Bar contains nuts: its description names toasted oats, nuts and seeds bound with honey.
  • Peanuts. The Peanut Butter Cookie.
  • Sesame. The Multi-Seed Whole Wheat Toast Bread.

Our descriptions are not full ingredient lists, and a separate box for nut and peanut items does not make the other boxes safe for a nut allergy. If anyone in the office has an allergy or intolerance, tell us before you order and we will tell you honestly whether we can serve them safely.

How do you place a company order?

Through the shop: tick "Delivering to a company / business?" at checkout, add the company name, and name the person who receives in the notes for the baker.

  • Address. The floor and office number go in the "Apartment, floor" line, and the map pin on the entrance the driver should use; for a tower, the lobby.
  • Receiving. Fresh food needs a person, not a doorstep: please make sure someone is available to receive the order. We cannot replace fresh items left uncollected or unrefrigerated. Our delivery page covers what happens if a delivery goes wrong.
  • Payment. On PayPal's page, where a credit or debit card works, usually without a PayPal account; prices are shown in AED and settled in US dollars.

How does regular pantry supply start?

With a trial week ordered through the shop, then a message through our contact page.

  1. Look at the range on our wholesale page.
  2. Run a trial week through the shop at your real headcount, and note what was finished, frozen or left.
  3. Message us through the contact page with the office, the emirate, the headcount, the bakes, the days and who receives.

Pricing for regular volume, delivery days, notice and what happens when something goes wrong under regular supply are agreed with you directly; none of these regular-supply terms is published. For how a bakery differs from a distributor, see our B2B bakery supplier page; for a café counter rather than a pantry, our café supplier page for Abu Dhabi.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you supply office pantries in Dubai and Abu Dhabi?

Yes. We bake toast loaves, cake loaves, cookies and granola bars to order and deliver them to offices across Dubai and to Abu Dhabi: in Dubai from tomorrow morning, in Abu Dhabi from two days after ordering, between 2 pm and 8 pm.

Do you supply coffee, drinks or pantry staff?

No. We are a bakery and supply the bakes only: no coffee, tea or other drinks, no fruit or packaged snacks, and no pantry staff, machines or managed pantry service.

Which bakes last longest in an office pantry?

The Marble Cake Loaf and the Classic Lemon Butter Cake Loaf, which keep three to four days whole in an airtight tin at room temperature. Toast loaves keep two to three days in their bag, then can be sliced and frozen.

How often can an office pantry be restocked?

As often as you order. In Dubai the earliest delivery is tomorrow, 7–10 am; in Abu Dhabi it is two days after ordering, between 2 pm and 8 pm. There is no same-day delivery, and a regular schedule is agreed with us directly.

Is there a minimum order for an office?

The online shop has no minimum order. Delivery is 20 AED below 150 AED and free from 150 AED. Pricing and delivery days for regular supply are agreed with you directly.

Stock your office pantry

Start with bakes that keep: a Marble Cake Loaf, a Classic Lemon Butter Cake Loaf, White Toast Bread for the toaster and Granola Bars, ordered through the shop for your delivery day in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. For a regular schedule, send us a message.