Bakeries live and die by allergen compliance. DineKit gives you all 14 UK allergens, a printable matrix and QR menus — built into your own WordPress site, completely free.
Not a generic restaurant tool bent into shape. DineKit fits the way a bakery runs — ranges, seasons, daily bakes and strict labelling.
Group your breads, cakes, pastries and seasonal specials into clear ranges customers can browse at a glance.
Tag every product against the full statutory allergen list. No add-ons, no upgrade prompts — it’s in the free plugin.
Generate a clean, printable matrix for the counter, the back of house or an inspector who asks to see it.
Pop a QR code on the counter or a bag. Customers scan and see your current range and allergen info on their phone.
Change a price once and it updates everywhere — website, QR menu and matrix. No stale printed sheets.
Hot cross buns, mince pies, summer specials — switch ranges on and off as the seasons turn without rebuilding anything.
If you make food and sell it from the same premises, this is likely you. Here’s what it means in plain terms.
PPDS stands for Prepacked for Direct Sale — food you pack on-site before a customer orders it, then sell from that same place. Think a sandwich bagged before the lunch rush, a slice of cake wrapped in the counter fridge, or a loaf boxed ready to grab. Since Natasha’s Law came into force, every PPDS item must carry a label showing the full ingredients, with the 14 allergens emphasised.
DineKit is built to make the underlying information easy to hold and present clearly:
Have a click around a sample bakery menu, allergen matrix and QR view — no sign-up.
DineKit is free, self-contained and live in minutes. Own your menus, your bookings and your data.
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