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Staff at Better Homes and Gardens taste Christmas cakes from supermarkets Coles, Woolworths and ALDI

We tried Christmas cakes from Woolies, Coles and ALDI and one literally “tastes like fridge”

We’re harsh judges over at BHG when it comes to traditional treats, especially Christmas-themed goodies. If you’re not making your Christmas fruit cake yourself, then buying it from the supermarket is the next best thing. After taste-testing all of the supermarket Christmas puddings, we treated ourselves to a little aperitivo, in the form of supermarket […]
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Aldi Christmas chocolate recall

Aldi Christmas chocolate recall: What Australian shoppers need to know

Aldi has issued urgent recalls for multiple Christmas chocolate products in the US and UK. The good news for Australian shoppers: the affected chocolates are not sold in Australian stores. UK Aldi chocolate recall In the UK, Dairyfine Salted Caramel Filled Gonks (90g) have been recalled due to undeclared peanuts. All best-before dates with barcode […]
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berry sponge cake with image of taylor swift next to it

10 recipes based on the vibe of your favourite Taylor Swift songs

On the eve of Taylor Swift’s new album, Showgirl, coming out, we thought it was the ideal time to look back on her most beloved songs. And there’s no better way to reminisce than with lots of food at the ready. Whether you’re an OG Fearless Tay-Tay fan or you’re obsessed with everything ‘Taylor’s Version’, […]
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telegraph cucumbers in box wrapped in plastic shelf in supermarket

Why are continental cucumbers wrapped in plastic?

Continental (or telegraph) cucumbers are the bane of my existence. Every time I pass them in a grocery store, I see red. It’s not the cucumber itself, but rather what it’s wrapped in: a skin of plastic. I loathe any fruits and vegies that are packaged in plastic. Of course, I do understand the need […]
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Chuck steak isn’t just for stews, it’s the perfect all-rounder meat

Chuck steak isn’t just for stews, it’s the perfect all-rounder meat

Chuck steak is that all-rounder cut of meat; it’s easy to cook, cheap to buy and, if you make it right, absolutely delicious to eat. Whether you like slow-cooked one-pot meals or a more elevated dinner party dish, chuck steak can surprisingly cater to both. What is chuck steak best used for? Chuck steak can […]
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Maggie Beer on MasterChef, lentils, and changing aged care food for good

Maggie Beer on MasterChef, lentils, and changing aged care food for good

At 79, Maggie Beer is still stealing the show. Whether she’s offering encouragement in the MasterChef Australia kitchen or sharing her wisdom with home cooks, Maggie’s mix of warmth, wit and no-fuss food philosophy continues to inspire others. Reflecting on her most recent stint on MasterChef, Maggie says it’s the contestants, not the cameras, that […]
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eggs on the bench at room temperature

Do eggs really need to be at room temperature for baking?

Ever started baking a cake only to realise the recipe calls for room-temperature eggs? You’re not alone. It’s a common stumbling block for beginner bakers. And if you’re anything like me, you probably push on anyway, only to end up with a cake that’s not quite right. So, do your eggs really need to be […]
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