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23rd July 2004, 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by thejesusfish90 lol, definately Pavlova, with, a topping of grated chocalate, and creme de menthe (mint cream)...
hey pavlovas not an aussie dessrt it's kiwi, its in our like books. 
russel crowes a kiwi too, not that i care just thougt i'd add it 
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23rd July 2004, 10:18 PM
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Reps: 140,120 (power: 183) | | | In 1935 a Chef in Perth (Herbert ???) created the recipe pavlova in honour of the ballerina Anna Pavlova. It is a traditional Australian dish.
But what about Anzacs? We can't leave them off the menu!
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24th July 2004, 01:07 AM
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liek pavlova - that's a NZ invention
and fish and chips? DEFINATELY english, as is the roast dinner with veggies (though you need to make yorkshire puddings to make it a real roast) as is "bangers & mash" and "bubble & squeek"
I think the only TRUELY aussie thing is the good ole' vegemite - and the tim tams...then then there's cherrie ripes...... bbq shapes....mmmmm |
24th July 2004, 01:23 AM
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24th July 2004, 01:57 AM
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24th July 2004, 04:12 AM
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11th August 2004, 03:16 PM
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Reps: 302 (power: 0) | | | Wow this is an interesting thread. I have a friend from Oz and she has never told me about all of these delicacies! I will definately need to run them by her. BYW, what is Vegemite, is it like Mayo here in the States, I know its a sandwich spread but what is the base? |
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11th August 2004, 08:10 PM
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I love roasts and meat pies (Not four and twenty) with LOTS of tomato sauce haha. |
12th August 2004, 12:22 AM
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Reps: 8,407 (power: 19) | | Originally Posted by one of his own Wow this is an interesting thread. I have a friend from Oz and she has never told me about all of these delicacies! I will definately need to run them by her. BYW, what is Vegemite, is it like Mayo here in the States, I know its a sandwich spread but what is the base?
Vegemite is no mayo OneOfHisOwn!! It's a dark brown spread that is meant to be spread thinly on your bread - and I mean REALLY THIN, there is a lot of flavour in even the tiniest amount. It's a yeast extract so its flavour isvery salty. It's not my favourite condiment but many an Aussie has grown up on the stuff, as you have probably heard! I was once told to spread it like nutella, nice and thick. After nearly choking to death I decked that person  ok just kidding...
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