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Regrettably the sort of answers and advice Choice gives them is what a lot of "consumer" coffee machine purchasers want.... They probably don't know what a good coffee tastes like - God knows how many cafes make crap coffee- they think textured milk should be soap suds floating on burnt milk- and they want to press a button to get it! So pressurised baskets that you can throw any old coffee into, tamp with a plastic "thing" that leaves a 5mm gap all around the basket.... and produce a very ordinary (marginally better than instant) coffee are the go. Similarly fancy milk frothing (soap suds producing) wands are great- no skill required! An most will never have heard of CoffeeSnobs or any other similar site where they can get good advice and then make great rather than ordinary coffee.
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The last time we wrote about a concert we went to we received a fairly nasty comment that we shouldn’t be writing about a George Michael concert because it had nothing to do with coffee. True! Which brings me to my next concert review Spandau Ballet (Sydney Entertainment Centre, April 23, 2010). The stars almost perfectly aligned last Friday night in Sydney.
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A quick taste of Malaysia If you’ve had the sneaking suspicion that Ipoh on York had the same owners as Jimmy’s Recipe Malaysia in The Galeries you’d be half right. Apparently it’s owned by one of the brothers but I believe the businesses are run separately so there might be differences in the menu. For a start there’s no bain-marie yet service turnaround is still very efficient and my Seafood Laksa ($11.50) comes out at a frightening speed after I’ve ordered.
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October 28, 2011 in Discovering , News WHAT’S UP: The iconic KitchenAid – one of the most coveted of all birthday, Christmas and bridal registry gifts for established and aspiring cooks alike – is now even more eye-catching with a new premium metallic finish on its stylish Stand Mixer and Blender in eight delicious new colours, all here in time for Christmas. DETAILS: The silent crisis threatening two thirds of Australia’s food supply to which the wider food industry is largely oblivious. October 5, 2011 in Creating , Events WHAT’S UP: Acclaimed Turkish restaurant Efendy in Balmain is excited to announce a weeklong celebration of Turkish cuisine and culture this October!
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If Sydneysiders are ready to embrace new neighbourhoods, then Chippendale is ripe for a giant bear hug. The object of affection? Freda's Bar & Canteen , set up in a formerly abandoned warehouse in the inner city. Sure we're all used to hidden bars and secret entrances, but you know things are serious when even the bar's blog has a photo essay published with directions on how to find it.
Not Quite Nigella » The cooking, eating and travel blog of a hungry blogger from Sydney, Australia
So that is a picture of me with a scarf on my head heading towards the Great Ocean Road in a convertible. That is how I remained until five minutes later when the rain started falling and we had to put the roof back up. The sunglasses were whipped off and the scarf removed and I became me again. Ah well, it was fun to play fantasy while it lasted! Mr NQN and I have just flow into Melbourne Airport and were making the journey to South Australia for a six car pilgrimage to picturesque Kangaroo Island starting the journey by driving down the legendary Great Ocean Road, a first for me.
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JENIUS is Jennifer Lam's gourmet logbook covering restaurant reviews, thoughts on trialled kitchen appliances & gadgets, tested and tasted recipes & cookbooks, travel stories and her quest to discover and preserve her family heritage and its cuisine. Jennifer is a twenty-something Sydneysider living the dream - having switched her successful career in advertising for the life of a Gen-Y entrepreneur. Her current business interests include I Ate My Way Through food tours and The Bamboo Garden boutique digital agency.Starbucks, a company that already rewards frequent customers with the Barista badge on social gaming app Foursquare — is officially turning on the rewards side of its experimental Foursquare loyalty program with the first-ever nationwide mayor special. Starting today, mayors of individual Starbucks stores can unlock the Mayor Offer and enjoy a money-saving perk for their frequent store checkins. The deal offers customers a $1 discount on a Frappucino.
Mayors of Starbucks Now Get Discounts Nationwide with Foursquare
McDonald’s to be First Location-based Marketer on Facebook: Report
McDonald’s will be the first marketer to use Facebook’s forthcoming location platform, according to Advertising Age . Users will be given the ability to check in at a location using a status update on Facebook as early as this month, AdAge reports, and then see a featured product targeted to that location. McDonald’s will reportedly be the first brand to participate, as part of a larger media buy. However, Facebook won’t necessarily be charging advertisers for the highly targeted, extremely valuable, serendipity-inducing, long-term-relationship-forming privilege of showing their promotion to a nearby customer on an already-open Facebook mobile app, if the Ad Age report is to be believed. Asked specifically about geolocation features, Facebook national sales director Kevin Colleran said at a conference yesterday, “We never launch a functionality with the intent of monetizing it,” noting that Facebook mobile usage currently goes entirely unmonetized.
Urban Food Market
Whether it is rich, flavoursome grassfed Wagyu, tender saltbush free range lamb or mouth-watering free range pork and poultry, we guarantee to bring you exceptional quality in all the produce we source. We promise NO growth promotants, NO added hormones, NO feedlots, NO cages, NO pens, NO concrete floors and NO Genetically Modified feed, simply animals grown the way they were intended to be grown. Naturally... Urban Food Market sources products which have been produced in a sustainable and natural way, this means that we support the whole process from land, animal, farmer and you... We partner with sustainable producers where-ever possible to source produce which has a minimal impact on our environment as we strongly believe that without sustainable measures, we will not be able to enjoy quality food in the future let alone enjoy the world we live in.It all starts with the permission slip. Yes, when teachers send them home before the bell rings so parents can rubber stamp the bumpy yellow bus trip to the museum, then it’s on, my friends, it’s on . Soon the days count down and the buzz builds up as the class gets ready for the day away from school.