Fans of freshly baked bread and luxurious cakes still have time to nominate their favourite bakeries.
Earlier this week, The Mail launched the 'Best Bakery 2024' awards with the nomination process currently underway.
This will be open right up until midnight on Sunday, August 25, meaning there is still plenty of time to ensure your voice is heard.
Nominate your favourite bakery in Furness here
Our readers have supported our recent campaigns in their thousands, and the ongoing search for the best bakery looks to be following that trend.
Once the nomination window has closed, we will reveal the 10 finalists based on those results in the week commencing Monday, August 26.
Joy Yates, Newsquest Cumbria regional editor, said: “"Whether you’ve a soft spot for pies and pastries, or prefer cakes and cookies, no doubt you have your favourite go-to bakery.
"Who can resist the delicious smell of bread and baked goods as you walk past some of the wonderful bakeries in our county?
“Now’s the time to show your appreciation and place your nomination in our Best Bakery 2024 promotion - make sure you do so before the closing date of this coming Sunday.”
Nominate your favourite bakery in Furness here
After the finalists have been introduced to our readers, the voting process will get started, with each of the bakeries campaigning for your support.
You will have two weeks to vote between Monday, September 2 and Saturday, September 14 by picking up copies of The Mail.
Throughout that fortnight, The Mail will be running special features on each of the 10 finalists, which you will be able to find every day online and in print.
These will uncover the history behind the businesses, the people who have brought them to life, and exactly why they deserve your vote against all the others in Furness.
Keep an eye out for those features next month - and get nominating before it is too late.
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