Delilah and her delicacies!!
 Delicious seasonal grapes.



What is your favourite fish to cook with and why?

 Tuna  

 Salmon  

 Whiting  

 Cod  





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Are looking for a wide range of assorted tea? A must visit in Brisbane is Queenies Tea house. Grab a muffin or some delicious turkish Delight or just pop in for the aromas and tastes of the delicious tea available.


Grilled Tasmanian Salmon over spinach and roast garlic mash potato at the Summit Restaurant in Brisbane Australia. 

Australia's seafood leads the world in taste and quality. The Farming of Salmon from Tasmania has growm exponentially over the last decade and the products are sought after in restaurants, supermarkets and hotels across the world.

















Value adding these products have become a huge business in the industry, with delicacies such as smoked salmon with peppercorns, gravlax and poached salmon with dill.

Australia's food exports have traditionally relied on agriclutural exports such as beef, seafood, fruit and vegetables.

With the worlds consumers tastes and cuisines changing, Australia can capture a greater share of these flavours by introducing new meal ideas with uniquely Australian products such as Emu and Kangaroo. In Korea, kangaroo is becoming popular with the consumers for its flavour, lean meat and plentiful supply not to mention the tremendous health benefits.

However, consumers in the countries that are importing these new products are not used to widespread use, therefore it is advisable to show them a variety of ways of cooking and creating delicious meals.

 
 
                                                  






















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Cherax Park has revolutionised the way Redclaw is now available. In addition to supplying premium live Redclaw, we offer a range of Redclaw crayfish products which require minimum preparation and yet deliver a quality finished product in both meat texture and taste. Take a look at our innovative product list and discover how Cherax Park, the leading edge in crayfish aquaculture, can bring you the fresh taste of premium Redclaw - conveniently.

Cherax Park is AQIS accredited for the export of live Redclaw and conforms to HACCP standards., Established in 1999, Cherax park is now the biggest operational Redclaw facility in South east Queensland with production increasing annually. The farm performs to industry best practice and we are the leading Australian supplier and grower of quality Walkamin genetic breeding stock. Now regularly exporting to 3 continents, Cherax Park’s international reputation for quality stock and expertise on the live shipments of Queensland Redclaw  has now been recognised by industry around the globe.                                                                
 
Cherax Park Redclaws awaiting their destiny.                                                      



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Wagyu cattle in the lush fields in Western Queensland are raised for the export markets of Korea, Japan and China.  The meat is highly marbled and very sought after for its tenderness.                                                                                       
                                                

Queensland Banana's are on a recovery path after a cyclone ripped through most of the crops and sent the prices soaring. Although the skyrocketing prices have consumers outraged, Australia has maintained a strict ban on imported banana's from the Philippines which is of paramount importance to the health of the local industry.


 Beautiful Victorian blueberries are a delicious treat when added to fluffy pancakes. They are also abundant with vitamin C. These plump Australian blueberries are exported to premium supermarkets and importers across Asia



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