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September 5, 2011 • 6:12 pm 0

ACT in 2011

A Cracking Good Egg
A Little Less Vanilla
Bake Bike Blog
brazen’s culinary adventures
capitalgourmand
honeyandsoy food adventures
Let’s Eat
Progressive Dinner Party
SMB – Canberra Food Blog
Susan Eats
The Canberra Cook
Vegeterranean
Wayfaring Chocolate

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March 19, 2010 • 12:05 am 5

Here, in no particular order, is a list of amazing new food blogs that have sprung up while Australian Food Blogs has been busy elsewhere;

Sweet Cherrie Pie
What’s for tea?
Suck my radish
Melbourne Vegan
Vegan Family Vs Omni World
For the love of beans!
Beans and Barley
BREAKIES WORTH GETTING UP FOR
Cooking to Music
Feeding Family
Here Comes the Aeroplane
Taste Gourmet
Eat Blog Sleep
Gluten Shmooten
Gourmantic
Froufry
Nom Like It’s Hot
I Ate Brisbane
Foodie File
Vegeterranean
The Cake Mistress
The Raw Noodle
Spoon, Fork and Chopsticks
The Untidy Cook
A Wishful Pantry
Baking for Thoughts
Serendipitously Delicious
Waiter’s Friend
Laekkert
One Hungry Chef

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March 18, 2010 • 10:41 pm 2

Ahem …

Well yes, it’s been a little while between drinks.

It appears that, sometimes, it’s just not possible to travel, study, cook, learn foreign languages, explore a new city and maintain a blog.

That doesn’t mean I’ve forgotten it though.  I know that the Melbourne food bloggers scene is dynamic, curious and above all, dedicated to great food; I can only assume this is replicated around the country.  I’d like to capture all this energy in one place, to give the public a window into the fascinating world of us food-lovers and to give bloggers a space to meet, to read and perchance to eat.

This blog will stay in slow motion for the rest of this year, but with luck 2011 will see it burst into life.

Stay tuned…

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September 29, 2009 • 1:25 pm 4

Thanks bloggers!

Wow, thanks so much for all the feedback both here and at www.twitter.com/aussiefoodblogs!

I want this site to be collaborative, so please keep the comments rolling in.  If I have missed your blog it’s almost certainly because I haven’t seen it yet, so please leave a link to it in the comments.

I’m off for a few days in the internet-free wilds, but I will add blogs I’ve missed early next week.

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