Senza garlic and herb focaccia bread
Posted: March 21, 2022 Updated: May 31, 2025
The Senza garlic and herb focaccia bread stole the show during a recent dinner at our house. It’s a flat bread take on garlic bread in my books and that’s exactly how we ate it.
By the way, has anyone else been confused about the name Senza? For a little while I’d been thinking the brand was called “No Gluten Way” due to the label on their products – whoops!
About Senza
Senza have been making gluten free products in Australia for several years. They’ve also been a regular at Coeliac Australia’s gluten free expo with their huge red stand, slinging pizzas and breads all day long.
They started out with pizza bases and flat breads but in 2025 expanded their offering to frozen pizzas with toppings like pepperoni and meatlovers.
The taste
There’s a great garlic smell as soon as you open the packet, even before it’s heated up. Preparation is just ten minutes or so in the oven.
The garlic pieces and rosemary on top are super tasty, the bread also has quite a buttery taste despite there being no butter – it’s a vegan bread but a may contain for milk.
The bread has a great toasted base, good bubble distribution – it’s properly baked with no claggy or underdone parts in the middle. Oh and above all it isn’t crumbly.
Husband approved, need I say more?
THE VERDICT
It’s pretty good! Having said that, garlic bread is pretty easy to make at home. However, the beautiful toasted bottom that comes from baking real bread, that’s special.
Where to buy Senza garlic and herb focaccia bread
When I wrote this article in 2022 you could find this Senza garlic and herb focaccia at Coles, Woolworths. These days neither store stocks it! However you can buy Senza garlic bread at Coles and the Senza online store has the focaccia for about $6.
I’ve also seen the garlic focaccia at independent grocers like La Manna in Essendon.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Gluten free: Legit, nil detected.
Vegetarian / vegan: Vegan.
Allergen: Sulphites. May contain: Milk.
Serving size: It says serves four, I’d say that’s as a side. If you made it part of the meal then two serves.
Need some more gluten free Italian food to go with your garlic bread? Check out my Latina pasta reviews!
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