WHAT’S IN A NAME?

flavour is Fire and Fury Pizza –so expect all the deliciousness of a pepperoni pizza with a sprinkling of jalapenos. To bring the collection to life, Doritos teamed up with Melbourne-based street artist, Lukas Kasper, to create the street art designs, utilising the product packaging as his canvas and the flavours as his inspiration.

Do you ever wonder about the history behind the street signs we look at every day?

Named after the Cosgrove family who had property on South Creek, this street was originally called First Avenue but was confused with First Street, so the name was changed.

If you know the meaning of a street name in the Penrith LGA email emily@ westernweekender.com.au.

Source: A History of the Nepean and District Street Names compiled by Lorna Parr.

Δ Mexican delight: Cinco de Mayo season is officially here and this year Lone Star Rib House and Brews is bringing the ultimate Mexican feast! From classic to fruity margs, crispy fried chicken to pulled beef tacos and sizzling fajitas (pictured above) on offer, this celebration is bound to be bigger and better than ever. It’s time to gather your friends and loved ones and pair your $15 tacos and $25 fajitas with a $15 margarita or enjoy it all and make it a feast !

Δ Limited edition Doritos: Just when you thought the classic snack couldn’t get any better, Doritos has gone ahead and created three new limited edition flavours inspired by street food! Now available across Australia, the new flavours include the Kingpin Burger, which is described as tasting like a beef burger with the lot (including onion rings). The Mayhem Kebab is inspired by a chicken kebab with zingy lime yoghurt, chilli and pickled onion. The last