Australian Food
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by Friend
Does anyone know what traditional Australian food is?
Also what about Vegemite.
Last edited by wombat42; Apr 7th 2005 at 10:09 pm.
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Re: Australian Food
Iv'e heard the - 'smoothie' was invented there???
Smoothie's are quite popular over here now, not as milky though.
Smoothie's are quite popular over here now, not as milky though.
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by wombat42
McDonald's.
What about kangaroo, Ostrich, Croc, shark [aka flake]
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by Phoenixuk2oz
Oooh you are a silly wombat...but we loves ya
What about kangaroo, Ostrich, Croc, shark [aka flake]
What about kangaroo, Ostrich, Croc, shark [aka flake]
....p.s. by the way your signature suggests you dont like the Brits, is this true?
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by Friend
Obviously these meats are indigenous. What about stuff that is created?
....p.s. by the way your signature suggests you dont like the Brits, is this true?
....p.s. by the way your signature suggests you dont like the Brits, is this true?
Re my signature: No.....it's not true. I'm British myself
It's an Oscar Wilde quote. If you know anything about Oscar Wilde it's that he usually rebelled against the "norm". If he didn't believe in something he would say so. He didn't believe in pacifying people just to be accepted
I imagine he quoted the British as in those days people didn't travel much [although he did].
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by wombat42
McDonald's. or any other American junk food you would think so these days. What about ' Damper' its an Australian style of bread developed in colonial times by stockmen in the bush. Made out of Flour , water and salt.
Also what about Vegemite.
Also what about Vegemite.
Im a chef and have worked in top 5* hotel and restaurants in the U.K ,Canada , switzerland and the U.K. some of the best restaurants and mainly seafood restaurants are in Aus.They have a great fusion food in aus and i am so looking forward to working there(seek ans so you shall find)
Go for IT and enjoy the great WINE
Happy Scofffing
steve
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by Phoenixuk2oz
Not so sure they have anything Aussie as it's so multi cultural here. Had great kebabs but they're Turkish/Greek, had great fish n chups but they're UK, had fabulous Pizza but that's Italian.....so not sure what is Australian to be honest Maybe a true blue Aussie on here can tell you
I mean I went to Sydney a few years ago, and although it claims to be multi-cultural like Britain and many other places claim. The reality was different ethnic groups kept to themsleves in their own enclaves and hence it's not really multi-cultural. We have the same problem here in Britain, Asians in one part of the country, Whites in another, Blacks in another, etc...its like several different countries and few people mix except for business.
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by suecroft
Come guys get real!!!
Im a chef and have worked in top 5* hotel and restaurants in the U.K ,Canada , switzerland and the U.K. some of the best restaurants and mainly seafood restaurants are in Aus.They have a great fusion food in aus and i am so looking forward to working there(seek ans so you shall find)
Go for IT and enjoy the great WINE
Happy Scofffing
steve
Im a chef and have worked in top 5* hotel and restaurants in the U.K ,Canada , switzerland and the U.K. some of the best restaurants and mainly seafood restaurants are in Aus.They have a great fusion food in aus and i am so looking forward to working there(seek ans so you shall find)
Go for IT and enjoy the great WINE
Happy Scofffing
steve
Whaddya mean?...what's "great fusion food" mean?
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by Friend
Does anyone know what traditional Australian food is?
Pie floaties?
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by jayr
Pie floaties?
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by Friend
....do you think a multi-cultural society is good for Australia?...or do you think it will wreck the place ?
I mean I went to Sydney a few years ago, and although it claims to be multi-cultural like Britain and many other places claim. The reality was different ethnic groups kept to themsleves in their own enclaves and hence it's not really multi-cultural. We have the same problem here in Britain, Asians in one part of the country, Whites in another, Blacks in another, etc...its like several different countries and few people mix except for business.
I mean I went to Sydney a few years ago, and although it claims to be multi-cultural like Britain and many other places claim. The reality was different ethnic groups kept to themsleves in their own enclaves and hence it's not really multi-cultural. We have the same problem here in Britain, Asians in one part of the country, Whites in another, Blacks in another, etc...its like several different countries and few people mix except for business.
Reality is that different societies feel more at ease in their own groups.
Maybe we should spend more time learning respect for each others differences rather than trying to force integration
It's more important that we respect each others values than concentrate on bloody colour. We all bleed red
Anyways....that's off topic....so stop being naughty
Last edited by Phoenixuk2oz; Apr 7th 2005 at 11:03 pm.
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by jayr
Pie floaties?
It's just pie n peas
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Re: Australian Food
Originally Posted by mr mover
Thats the pie floater, a meat pie face down in a bowl of Mushy peas, with a large dollop of tomato sauce/ketchup on top. Looks like crap but tastes great......... mm
Yum....
http://www.geo.vu.nl/users/posv/rese...%20floater.jpg