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01 Oct 2010 03:03 AEST
Vedavyas
great article thanks :)
25 May 2010 02:46 AEST
dalton.stanley40
25 May 2010 09:24 AEST
mitchking78
What I wouldn't give to visit. They're right... you lucky duck. Then you also got to have roasted wild duck for dinner? A perfect end to a perfect day.
25 Mar 2010 10:44 AEST
Amanda Sharp
From Cremorne
Carli thank you for that fantastic story. All I want to do is pack-up and move to Tassie.... that is real living in my eyes. I could think of nothing better than living on Puggle farm, growing and producing real, fresh food and most importantly eating it!! Thank you.
I have never tasted any rillettes as good those! That trip was so much fun and as a total curd nerd my focus was meant to be on the cheese. Those rillettes stole the show!
Hi Winston and Merelyn,
Glad you enjoyed Tas as much as I did.
Re Bruny Island Cheese in Canberra, no stockists at the moment they say, but they do have a cheese club:
http://www.brunyislandcheese.com.au/cheeseclub.php
19 Mar 2010 03:41 AEST
Winston
From Canberra
I love visiting Tassie - the food is fantastic. Does anyone know where you can buy Bruny Island Cheese in Canberra?
17 Mar 2010 05:29 AEST
Merelyn Frank
From bellevue Hill
Oooowa - I wanna go back right now! Escaped the Sydney humidity in February and had an amazing weekend in Hobart. Luuuurve that place.
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