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All signs are pointing to some scorching summer days ahead, so right now I’m road-testing beverages to find my perfect summer drink. I’m pretty taken with the new Bulmers Ginger (RRP $6.50/500ml) – it’s got a hefty ginger bite, a hint of lemon, and goes down very easy over ice. It screams barbeque to me, particularly if you like Asian flavours on your barramundi. I’ve also been getting into the start of the seafood season accompanied by light, citrusy Cascade Blonde (RRP $15.99/6-pack); and I’ve even given Strongbow Summer Fruit Ciders (RRP $14.99/4-pack) a whirl. They’re fruity and fun – the Mango and Passionfruit was my favourite – and they’re nothing like the Strongbow of old that might have you turning your nose up…

Yoghurt has never really been my thing. I cook with it, but would never reach into the fridge and enjoy it as a snack – until I discovered Ruby & Roy’s that is! It’s so thick and creamy, now I’ll even scoff it plain! So when Chobani Greek Yoghurt came along, you could say I was already primed. Sure it’s not quite as creamy as my favourite brand, but it is a good Aussie-made plain yoghurt. Chobani also bury some pretty tasty pureed fruit at the bottom of their 170g (RRP $1.99) tubs – the pineapple and mango both get my kiss of approval. You can pick up Ruby and Roy’s at Leichhardt Fresh, and Chobani from Pyrmont SupaIGA.
www.rubyandroys.com.au
www.chobani.com.au

While I’ve diligently been road testing wine and summer beverages for you all, I’ve also been cooking at home. I’ve been getting into Angelo’s Foods Piri Piri Sauce (RRP $9.90). The medium to me seems to pack the right amount of flavour to kick ratio, though (heathen that I am) I find myself longing for a hint of sweetness. As a result I’ve been teaming it with ham and pineapple as a zesty pizza sauce – otherwise known as the perfect excuse to crack open a beverage! If you’re feeling lazy, they also make a Mushroom Sauce (RRP $12.90) that doesn’t need ornamenting – just throw in some cream and pasta is on the table! Better yet, you’ll only find their range in independent stores like Rozelle’s Essential Ingredient.

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