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Plus, the special-occasion spot he’d sit at all day, what he always orders at Mapleton Public House and the place where he’ll always get a pie and a doughnut on the road.

The not-for-profit that supports people from refugee and asylum-seeking backgrounds in Melbourne will continue its cooking experiences and training programs.

Expect around nine pastries – including a cardamom bun and seasonal danishes – plus batch brew coffee when the small bakery opens in the former Brewbakers space this August.