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Friend of Australia brings Australian Native Flavours to Italy

06 November 2019

Friend of Australia brings Australian Native Flavours to Italy © Tourism Australia

Last week, Tourism Australia held a bespoke media workshop at the kitchen of Condé Nast Publishing house in the heart of Milan featuring Jo Barrett, one of Australia’s top pastry chefs and co-head chef at Oakridge in the Yarra Valley.

Jo spoke about her cooking philosophy, as well as the connection between land and produce and preparing meals in a sustainable way.

The 20 Italian media representatives learnt about the vast range of native Australian ingredients and the integration into contemporary Australian cuisine.

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