How Tennis got its name: In 1911, the original Bakersman found a beautifully engraved biscuit cutter in the Baker's factory and realised what a delightful biscuit it would make. So he rolled up his sleeves and started baking in an effort to find the perfect biscuit for this beautiful cutter. He finally produced this masterpiece of delicious coconut, syrup and butter that we all know and love as the Tennis biscuit. Over the years, the recipe has remained unchanged. The Bakers Tennis biscuit pattern and the crisp, golden, coconut-rich recipe is unique to South Africa and to Bakers.

Crunchy oat choc biscuits with white chocolate coating

How Eet-Sum-Mor got its name: The rich buttery Eet-Sum-Mor got its name in 1940 from the original Bakersman who, after tasting it, exclaimed "I really want to just some more and more!" And the name stuck, because who can resist grabbing another mouthful of this deliciously rich and creamy shortbread biscuit...again and again and again!