• Defense Mouth Throat Skin

    This is similar in use to the clever dentist who advised his patient to “Just floss the teeth you want to keep”. Use Defense MTS on your teeth, gums and the back of your throat. Use as a hand antimicrobial. And for something completely different, try a single squirt of Defense over your favourite gin-based cocktails. It adds a peppermint-pine aromatic to enhance the juniper in gin.

  • Bush Tomato Chutney

    Now in a 250g or 8.8oz glass jar for your convenience. Bush tomato chutney is one of our most popular products with chefs in restaurants and catering on the airlines using it as it comes or making a version of my recipe for what I call ‘Bushetta’. This is toasted slices of a French stick either spread with Alpine pepper butter or better still, made with Alpine pepper bread. Then the Bush tomato chutney is prepared by mixing equal quantities of the chutney with finely chopped tomato. I leave the skin on for texture but remove the seeds and juice unless using heirloom tomatoes as available in the US. To flavour the mixture I add torn fresh basil and a generous sprinkle of Yakajirri – a new product about to be added to our store next week. Top the bread slices with the mix and serve with antipasto.

    $38.16

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  • Trehalose or Resurrection Sugar

    Trehalose is a good sugar and a functional food which passes through the stomach until it reaches the gut where trehalase, the enzyme needed to break the glucose molecules apart is found.

    Price range: $13.25 through $36.00

    Trehalose or Resurrection Sugar

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  • Davidson Plum Syrup

    Davidson plums are super sour and brilliant crimson on colour. We balance the sourness with just enough sweetness to reveal the true character of this dramatic fruit. The organic acids which make the juice so tart are still very much present making this syrup ideal as a garnish and finishing sauce for ice cream, baked desserts, chocolate in its many forms and fruit salads. However, this syrup can also suit many savoury applications. Add some wasabi or ginger, garlic or freshly cut and mashed herbs such as coriander (cilantro) or basil and even a little red wine vinegar and the uses expand.

    $33.92

    Davidson Plum Syrup

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  • Maple & Ironwood Syrup

    Lemon Ironwood Syrup is a sublime mix of maple and lemon myrtle flavours. The surprise with this syrup is the timing of the flavours because the first sensation is the sweetness, then the maple and finally, the aromatic notes of the citrusy lemon myrtle come through. The obvious use is as a straight substitute for maple syrup but our product can also work brilliantly over grilled or roasted meats and seafood, poultry and shellfish, even vegetables. In fact, anywhere you need some subtle aromatics that are simply divine.

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  • Sweet Lemon Aspen Chilli Sauce

    The lemon aspen gives this sweet chilli sauce its unique and delicious citrus and subtle menthol twist. It has quite a tingle as the chilli is not shy either. Use this just as you would a less interesting, ordinary sweet chilli sauce but try it in new ways. How about a drizzle over a mescalin salad or with poached eggs? It really is the ideal all-purpose sauce and suits any meat, poultry, seafood, vegetables and more. Whenever you need that something to serve, our Sweet Lemon aspen chilli sauce will fill the need extremely well.

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  • Rainforest Lime Sauce Base

    Rainforest lime splash has an intense wild lime flavour with a hint of wanjasan soy. It is bright yellow in colour (wild limes are yellow, not green) and makes a delightful sauce or glaze when grilling or pan-frying any red or white meat. This is not a sauce as it comes as it needs meat juices or vegetable stock to complete the sauce. To use the Rainforest lime sauce base, add 10 to 25% stock or jus from chicken, fish, seafood or vegetables and heat to thicken. Add chilli, wasabi or ginger for variety or just leave it as it is.

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  • Mountain Pepper BBQ Sauce

    Our Mountain pepper BBQ sauce is the same recipe as the product we launched in the USA called Kakadu Wildfire Pepper sauce. We have merely packaged it in soft, food grade spouted pouches to reduce the freight cost and risk of breakages for on-line orders. Mountain Pepper BBQ Sauce is the definitive Australian sauce for steaks, sausages (snags), kebabs, chops, ribs, roasts and mince – in all its forms.

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  • Lemon Aspen Syrup

    Lemon Aspen Syrup is exciting as it can best be compared to a brand new citrus and we all know how popular and versatile ordinary lemon can be. The citrus flavour in our syrup is complemented with the menthol/eucalypt top notes characteristic of lemon aspen. This makes our product far more interesting than conventional citrus. So. How is it used? The obvious and simplest use is as a pour-over syrup for pancakes, desserts, ice cream and pastries. However, the syrup also complements poultry, pork and seafood, red meats and shellfish as a substitute for honey glazed dishes.

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  • Illawarra Plum Sauce

    The deep purple colour of Illawarra plum sauce comes from anthocyanins which are antioxidants and therefore highly beneficial to your health so not only do Illawarra plum products taste great but they are good for you too. The flavour of Vic Cherikoff’s Illawarra plum sauce is plum-like but with the characteristic resinous pine flavour of the fruits of this coastal rainforest tree (also known as the brown pine plum). To enhance and develop this flavour component, a terrific garnish for any dish finished with Illawarra plum sauce is toasted pine nuts.

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  • Wild Foods by Vic Cherikoff

    The sub-title for my newest book is: Looking back 60,000 years for clues to our future survival. Are the foods we source from supermarkets or even growers’ markets really providing the nutritional requirements we need to maintain good health? Wild Foods explores the consequences of eating a modern diet sprayed with pesticides, engineered for distribution and lacking in essential dietary fibre, proteins and micro-nutrients. You will find how wild foods can correct the imbalance and help us reach our ideal health.

  • Gumleaf Oil (200ml Bottle)

    A very Australian flavour oil which is often used in combination with honey. However, other complementary flavours include other aromatic ingredients eg garlic, caramel, smoke, many herbs, ginger, to name a few. The important point in using Gumleaf oil is that tasting it several times in a row will deaden your taste for the oil and while it may appear to be lightly flavoured, for anyone tasting it for the first time, it will be over-powering.

  • Gumleaf Oil (Food service)

    A very Australian flavour oil which is often used in combination with honey. However, other complementary flavours include other aromatic ingredients eg garlic, caramel, smoke, many herbs, ginger, to name a few. The important point in using Gumleaf oil is that tasting it several times in a row will deaden your taste for the oil and while it may appear to be lightly flavoured, for anyone tasting it for the first time, it will be over-powering.

  • Lemon Myrtle Sprinkle Oil 200ml

    An intense flavour of lemon, lime and lemongrass characteristic of the lemon myrtle we use with its high citral content. Use in chocolate making and dairy desserts eg bavarois, anglaise, whipped cream etc. Add as a finishing flavour to sauces or cold blended condiments and dressings.

  • Forest Peppermint Oil (200ml Bottle)

    Australia is not really known for its rainforests but prompt often enough and most people would have heard of the Daintree. It is a place of natural mystery with giant trees, lianas and dense undergrowth, where food is in abundance, if you know what to look for and just where to look. Some of the aromatic herbs used in this Splash come from our Australian rainforests. You’ll find this a really moreish infused oil Splash. I use it to marinate fetta, bocconccini and labne cheeses, char-grilled vegetables and it’s really made for lamb. Splash some over cutlets or a lamb roast or before you bake the lamb, stab the meat with a knife and drizzle the Splash into the cuts. You can stuff in some garlic slices too if you want.

  • Dining Downunder Cookbook by Vic Cherikoff & Benjamin Christie

    Accompanying the popular Australian TV series, Dining Downunder™, The Dining Downunder Cookbook is a journey of three chefs across Australia, looking at our contemporary Australian cuisine, cooking with indigenous ingredients and sharing their passion of an authentic Australian food style.

  • Global Survey Results on Hotel Cuisine Promotions

    From January to June 2005, Dining Downunder conducted a global survey on hotel cuisine promotions which was completed by over 650 in the hotel and restaurant industry. The survey was developed to identify the challenges for hotels in hosting cuisine promotions and to allow hotels to evaluate future promotions and distinguish the profitability of a particular event.

  • Wild Pepper Skews

    This is NOT a hot pepper as you can easily get that from freshly ground black pepper (look around for the ubiquitous waiter with the huge grinder). It was developed for the fresh green pepper taste of unripened pepper corms and is a delicious flavour for steak, poultry and fish.

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