Test Kitchen TIME TO GO BUSH The Buy From the Bush campaign (now with over 215,000 Instagram followers) was set up by Grace Brennan after a friend suggested a ‘buy from the bush’ Kris Kringle late last year. It aims to create connections between city consumers and bush businesses. Visit buyfromthebush.com. au fo fashio and food like pickles and
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Cure cancer, one BarbeCURE at a Who doesn’t love a barbie? BarbeCURE is an initiative run by Cure Cancer Australia, with ambassadors including Lyndey Milan OAM (right), which fundraises for much-needed research. A BarbeCURE can be anything from a casual backyard get-together to a black-tie corporate event. All you need to turn your barbie into a BarbeCURE is to ask all your guests to make a donation towards cancer research. Register your event at curecancer.com.au
WHAT’S IN IT? With confusion around food labelling, a new free app, Init, works to simplify the nutrition, ingredients and organic provenance of food products. In the blink of an eye it deciphers the health score and simple information on what foods are healthy and what should be avoided. Go to init.app
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Ice-cream dreams We’re currently crushing on denada – a small ice-cream brand created by three Western Australian women. It’s sugar-free and comes in dairy-free and vegan varieties. Available from selected Coles supermarkets and independent grocers. For stockists, go to denadaco.com
WEET PARTY CAKES Collaborating with The Australian Women’s Weekly Test Kitchen, Cadbury has reimagined the classic 980 children’s birthday cake book o bring back all the favourites plus ome new cake creations. $14.99, on ale now in selected newsagents.
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