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Collingwood has no shortage of beer halls. But none quite like this newbie (opens the original)
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Breweries aren’t usually on the radar of gluten-free folks. But Twobays – first with its Dromana brewery and now with a Collingwood beer hall – makes a refreshing change. Richard Jeffares (whose brother Steve Jeffares co-owns craft brewery Stomping Ground) unveiled the dedicated gluten-free brewery on the Mornington Peninsula in 2018, crafting brews from rice, buckwheat and other malts that get Coeliac Australia’s approval. Come late August, a cavernous Collingwood warehouse on Rokeby Street wil
Collingwood has no shortage of beer halls. But none quite like this newbie (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Breweries aren’t usually on the radar of gluten-free folks. But Twobays – first with its Dromana brewery and now with a Collingwood beer hall – makes a refreshing change. Richard Jeffares (whose brother Steve Jeffares co-owns craft brewery Stomping Ground) unveiled the dedicated gluten-free brewery on the Mornington Peninsula in 2018, crafting brews from rice, buckwheat and other malts that get Coeliac Australia’s approval. Come late August, a cavernous Collingwood warehouse on Rokeby Street wil
A MasterChef fave debuts her bakery, and it’s not in Melbourne’s pastry belt (opens the original)
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Jess “Lemon” Liemantara might have been one of MasterChef’s youngest-ever contestants in 2018, but she still pulled off ambitious desserts and finished fourth on the show – no small feat for the then 19-year-old baker. After two returns to the show – including the Dessert Masters spin-off in 2023, when her matcha moss-covered bonsai tree went viral – and a cookbook deal, the fan favourite is about to open her long-awaited solo venture in Nunawading in Melbourne’s east, far from the inner-city’s
A MasterChef fave debuts her bakery, and it’s not in Melbourne’s pastry belt (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Jess “Lemon” Liemantara might have been one of MasterChef’s youngest-ever contestants in 2018, but she still pulled off ambitious desserts and finished fourth on the show – no small feat for the then 19-year-old baker. After two returns to the show – including the Dessert Masters spin-off in 2023, when her matcha moss-covered bonsai tree went viral – and a cookbook deal, the fan favourite is about to open her long-awaited solo venture in Nunawading in Melbourne’s east, far from the inner-city’s
A MasterChef fave debuts her bakery, and it’s not in Melbourne’s pastry belt (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Jess “Lemon” Liemantara might have been one of MasterChef’s youngest-ever contestants in 2018, but she still pulled off ambitious desserts and finished fourth on the show – no small feat for the then 19-year-old baker. After two returns to the show – including the Dessert Masters spin-off in 2023, when her matcha moss-covered bonsai tree went viral – and a cookbook deal, the fan favourite is about to open her long-awaited solo venture in Nunawading in Melbourne’s east, far from the inner-city’s
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