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Well done in giving the typical Aussie snacks a go! Tomato sauce goes with the pie! ❤

That food looks yummy

🤗What about getting 🫶a Pavlova from Woollies!!👍You can get single serve of it.🙏It’s fluffy cook egg whites 🤞with cream and lots of fresh fruit and berries.💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

G'day In my state we do a pie floater which is the pie covered in pea soup and tomato sauce on top The pea soup is normally thick and some do it with mint peas but normally just plan Also if you have meat pie as main meal you can have as side dish with it fryed chips and vegetables Cheers guys enjoy exploring

20 years ago we had a lot fewer take-away shops. So a lot of our food was cooked at home. We have a sandwich toaster from most homewares shops, even Big W, which turns a sandwich into a hot beauty, try cheese and tomato, vegan ham and cheese. Can you get friut bread in vegan? My nephew started us on mini mars bars in spicy fruit loaf in the sanga toaster for dessert. If you can have fish paste, pecks anchovette, spread sparingly on one inside goes great with toasted asparagus. It's a good flavour boost for soups or just a very nice sanger. Anzac biscuits are oat based, they are aussie, but you can't call them oat biscuits. Vegan ok, but not chocolate cake in lamingtons. No good. Did you even see a vanilla slice? Darrell Lea lollies, start with soft licorice if you eat it (said lic-or-ish), cadbury chocolate, Bundaberg brewed ginger beer and fruit drinks there is a new alcoholic ginger beer, all the rest have no alcohol, do you get vegan ice-cream? You can make a ginger beer float with it. Ever heard of sarsparilla? Kirks big sars is awesome, their lemonade is the best, bottles are cheaper in supermarkets, sars bottles are limited now, get cans in the fish shop, and try their the lot burger, or your version. Canned slice of Pineapple, canned beetroot, lettuce, tomato, a fried egg, a meat patty, tomato sauce and brown or red onion, or caramellised onion a slice of cheese on a wide toasted bun. The order here is hot good, I just put ingredients in as I thought of them There is a vegan version of tomato sauce and of vegemite. Don't you talk to aussies about what they like? We do a great spinach and ricotta sausage roll, no need for a vegan alternative. You can use brown lentils for a meat free spaghetti sauce, or turn it into a lasagne, with fresh or instant lasagne sheets and cheese sauce on top? I used to make small amounts in a lidded aluminium container, it can be frozen in for later. 3 cheeses is good for it, but you can go vegan there too. Is cottage cheese a thing you eat? Put some on your vegemite toast, and try it in lasagne for a second cheese? Try a 4-ingredients pizza at home (local cookbook series). Flat wraps, helgas is round, larger than mexican ones, bottom one goes crisp, top one soggy, basil pesto, drained canned pink salmon broken up, bocconcini, broken up or sliced, bake 30 mins at 200°C. Use baking paper for non-stick. Use minced garlic, thinly sliced mushrooms and grated Mozzarella, for garlic bread with it. Have fun with it all.

Pies in Australia use a shortcuts pastry for the base, and covered with a flaky pastry.

Vegemite is a great base for a stew or soup. It works like a stock.

My go to avo toast combo: Vegemite, avo, red onion, feta, cucumber and baby tomatoes with salt and pepper! Absolutely hits!

Please try TIM TAM Chocolate Biscuit wuth Tea or Coffee. Small bite in corner both ends to make a STRAW...suck through the TIM TAM.

If you liked the mint on your avocado, try using mint jelly.

Traditionally you just eat eat pies with your hands and sauce if you want it. No sides. But you can go all fancy and serve it on a plate with potatoes and veggies. They are ANZAC "BISCUITS" not cookies -its actually against the law to sell them as anything else but bicuits. Theres a significant history behind them. I didnt notice what yours were but in my opinion the commercial ones arent awful but not anywhere close to the homemade ones. Theyre easy to make so google the original recipe and try those to get a netter idea.

Today i had a vegemite roll with cheese under the grill , beautiful

In Australia, we get the marmite made in NZ. I just buy Vegemite or marmite whichever is on sale at Woolies. Vegemite sambal chilli and swiss cheese toasties is the best! Haha, I think you have figured out 'Australian' food. There's so much good stuff in Australia, we all just mix n match what we like to eat and call it 'fusion'. What can be more Aussie than that?

Hmmm.... Peanut butter and Vegemite together?... Challenge accepted!! 🇳🇿🇦🇺

Vegemite never goes off which makes you wonder what the hell it is.

The oat cookie looked delicious! Let's hope humanity makes the plant-based foods the 'norm'. Would be amazing to exist in a cruelty-free/sustainable world (at least as it applies to our species). I think it's great you don't eat many processed foods; neither do we (98% whole foods plant-based in our household.) So... I know you are both very positive, as is the 'norm' in todays culture, but it would be good to hear your thoughts on anything you miss, or feel has an edge in other parts of the world you've travelled. xo

Respect your choice of foods to eat or not eat BUT, Maybe the title should be...Vegans try their vegan versions of Aussie foods. ✌️

Aussie food is MUCH more tasty if you're not vegan lol - But welcome downunder anyway guys.

I'm an Aussie and I can't stand avocado, lol! As for peanut butter on fresh bread, try adding a teaspoon of molasses. It's a really yummy combo!

this is the most hippie thing ever, you have shamed Australian food

What about Banana Sandwich, now that’s Aussie! Vegemite on fresh bread or Vegemite with cheese. You need to do more research. Also hipster beer, never heard of that brand. I suggest you go try real beer. Hipster beer is awful.

That is not a Lamington! A Lamington is a plain white cake covered in chocolate and coconut. That is a chocolate cake covered In chocolate. A lamington it’s not. You need an Australian to fact check your videos!😂 Get a real meat pie. Nothing Aussie about that fake pie!