Sweet Nectar

5.0

100% Vegan Wholesale Gluten-Free Desserts Bakery

Sweet Nectar makes whole-food desserts to feel good about: plant-based, vegan and gluten-free slices and treats, naturally sweetened and built on nuts, coconut, cacao and fruit — like the Fruit and Nut Goodness Bar, Marz Slice, Lemon Cheesecake Slice, Peanut Butter Cup and Ferrero Rawcher Slice. It has no public storefront: it is made to order for cafés and health-food retailers across Australia, with stockists including Merlo Coffee Roasters, Go Vita, Flannery's and QPAC, and new stockists can apply on its website.

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Where

Wholesale only —
no public storefront
(orders via stockists)

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Web

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Why

Whole-food, naturally sweetened vegan and gluten-free slices — nutrient-rich desserts you will find at cafés and health-food stores.

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What to order

The Lemon Cheesecake Slice, Peanut Butter Cup or Marz Slice at a stockist near you — or the Fruit and Nut Goodness Bar.

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When

Founded in 2018 by Jessie, Sweet Nectar is the sister brand of Plant Baked under The Plant Bakery, focused on whole-food, naturally sweetened desserts.

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Words from the owner

"The owner of this venue will leave a personal message here soon — stay tuned!"

Public Opinion

Last update: 23/09/2026

Next update: 23/09/2027

Final Rating

5.0

Based on 9 platforms ·

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Bayesian Prior

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Wilson Lower Bound

A "confidence floor" for the rating — it factors in statistical uncertainty and returns a safe minimum score, calculated directly from the observed rating so the Prior is never counted twice. With few reviews it drops more; with many reviews it nearly matches the raw average.

Review Confidence

How much each platform counts. Confidence rises quickly at low review volumes and levels off at 99% from 5,000 reviews (7.7% at 100 reviews, 58.4% at 1,000, 86.2% at 2,000): more reviews mean more credibility, but with diminishing returns. Hover over the rating to see the confidence for this venue's total number of reviews.

Each platform's score is 30% Prior + 70% Wilson. The platforms are then averaged using their Review Confidence as weights, and converted to a 0–10 scale with a published minimum of 8.0/10. That 0–10 result is the score you see; a more precise version of it works behind the scenes to rank venues.

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