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    • The perfect pitstop: Perth, Australia

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    dessert, The Butterworth Bar, scallops, Koko Black, saffron poached pear, John Forrest National Park, Buckwheat, Chia and Oat Porridge, chai latte, olympians restaurant, Eamon Sullivan, Steve Hooker, Sand Bar, Mowie's, Bib & Tucker, Leighton Beach, blackberry & ricotta cake, carrot & coconut cake, flat white, lemon ricotta cake, Subway, Scarborough Beach, Subway Australia, Maccas, Macca's, McDonalds, Margaret River Chocolate Factory, Margaret River, chocolate, Yahava Koffee Works, coffee, iced latte, ricotta cake, food bloggers, mother & daughter bloggers, food & travel blogger, Swan Valley, Wine tasting, vineyards, Swan Valley Vineyards, Cakes, edible flowers, edible flower cake, Mount Lawley, Perth Hills, pitstop, Perth, Australia, Melbourne, Melbourne Cup, The Lucky Shag, Mary Street Bakery, Mrs S, Urbanspoon,

    I couldn’t resist a quick pitstop in Perth before I headed to Melbourne. Ok, it isn’t exactly on the way but when else was my good friend Mel free as a bird with a few days off work? She is the reason why I first wanted to move to Australia all those years ago after […]

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  • Weekly Treats

    • This week’s sweet treats : 31/10/2014

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    Icon Park, Beaufort Street, Perth, Sydney, Australia, travel, sweet treats, this week's sweet treats, backpacker, backpacker blog, mother & daughter blog, mother & daughter food bloggers, food blogger, travel blog, custard tart, Portugese tart, Pasteis de Nata, raspberry, raspberries, patisserie, French patisserie, Combourg, France, Max Brenner, chocolates, praline, peanut butter, coffee, ice coffee, Rupert & Ruby, Mary Street Bakery, salted caramel doughnut, Casa Castro, Southsea, Portsmouth, Albert Road, Albert road southsea, focaccia

    What better way to start your Friday than with our weekly round-up of some of the many sweet treats we’ve eaten this week. Here’s five of our favourites! Clockwise from L-R 1. I found another Portugese tart, they seem to be quite popular now. Also known as Pastéis de Nata, they are made from a […]

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