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Bourke Street Bakery's pork and fennel sausage rolls hit New York

Scott Bolles
Scott Bolles

New Yorkers can finally get a taste of Bourke Street Bakery.
New Yorkers can finally get a taste of Bourke Street Bakery.Michael Vahrenwald

As AC/DC might have sung, it's a long way to the shop if you want a Bourke Street Bakery sausage roll. New York, in fact. And a ridiculous wait.

Sydney gets a bad rap for delays and red tape, but Bourke Street Bakery finally trotted out its first pork and fennel sausage rolls to New Yorkers on Saturday.

Co-owner David McGuiness confirmed a gas issue left the ready-to-rock BSB idling for four months.

Bourke Street Bakery's pork and fennel sausage roll is making its New York debut.
Bourke Street Bakery's pork and fennel sausage roll is making its New York debut.Rachel Murdolo
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There are some US-only treats on the menu, including a danish with a peanut and jam filling, and a dried plum and custard tart.

"The biggest change is the NYC bakery will open into the evenings, there will be a liquor licence and an evening menu that changes daily," he says.

McGuiness tips the ginger brulee tart as the big seller, along with the pork and fennel sausage rolls.

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Scott BollesScott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.

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