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Food, Drink shopping in Australia

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    Heart of Mudgee

    If you really want to embrace the foodie experience, Heart of Mudgee is a good place to start. It showcases products produced by people living in Mudgee – the best the region has to offer – with a tasting table that runs down the middle of the shop.

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    supermarket

    The well-stocked supermarket has a salad bar and delicatessen and sells picnic portions, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, and camping supplies. It's good for perishables (like milk and lettuce); otherwise, stock up on staples in Alice.

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    Kakulas Sister

    Kakulas Sister – a provedore packed with nuts, quince paste and Italian rocket seeds – is a cook’s dream, and an excellent spot to stock up on energy-filled snacks. If you’ve been to Kakulas in Northbridge, you’ll know the deal.

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    Ultimo Wine Centre

    Sydney's leading wine import specialist is a cork's pop from Darling Harbour, with wines divided regionally and special sections devoted to books and boozy accessories. Saturday-afternoon wine-tasting sessions are timely.

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    Gascoyne Growers Market

    Carnarvon’s luxuriant plantations provide nearly 70% of the state’s tropical fruits and vegetables. You can get a taste of everyone’s delicious produce at the Gascoyne Growers Market.

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    Tasmanian Wine Centre

    Tasmanian Wine Centre stocks a huge range of the state's wines and claims the finest selection on the island. It also organises shipping, winery tours and tutored wine tastings for groups.

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    Coles

    If you can't find something for your tastebuds, then self-catering from Woolworths or Coles are both easy options.

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    Woolworths

    If you can't find something for your tastebuds, then self-catering from Woolworths or Coles are both easy options.

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  9. Foodland

    Self-caterers should head to the well-stocked Foodland. Note that there’s no takeaway alcohol available here or anywhere in Kakadu.

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    Riverina Grove

    Riverina Grove is a produce mecca with everything from marinated feta to homemade jams and chutney.

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    Woolworths (Queen St)

    There's a Coles Express and a Woolworths in the city centre.

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    Foodworks

    In Fortitude Valley, there’s a Foodworks as you exit the train station.

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    Murray Esplanade Cellars

    There are free tastings of local wines at Murray Esplanade Cellars.

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    Coles

    Self-caterers can head to Coles.

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  19. Mungalli Creek Dairy

    At Mungalli Creek Dairy you can relish boutique biodynamic dairy products including chai yoghurt, cheese and sinfully rich cheesecake and, while you're at it, check out the cheese-making room. Samples are offered.

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    Woolworths

    Self-caterers, this is the cheapest place to stock up for hundreds of kilometres; it includes a bottle shop and a bakery.

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