Annabel Langbein.
Calling all foodies – it’s time to empty out your fridges and use up the last of the leftovers, as New Zealand’s biggest food event is back with abundance – so get ready to get stocked up at The Food Show! Taking place at ASB Showgrounds from 27 – 30 July 2017, The Food Show Auckland will showcase the freshest, trendiest and most inspiring produce and ingredients around – not to mention all the must-have gadgets to take your kitchen to the next level.
This year, expect to be taken on an incredible culinary journey that starts in New Zealand and visits countries the world over. Whether you’re into craft beers, love the buzz of the vibrant street food scene or like trying the latest health food trends – all tastes are covered.
In addition to general entry to the show, you can make your visit even more memorable by immersing yourself in foodie heaven away from the crowds; get a Preview Day ticket, or opt for the ultimate gourmet experience with the VIP Lounge – be quick though, as VIP tickets are limited and will sell out!
In between all that shopping, be sure to sharpen up your skills by visiting the Cooking Theatre where New Zealand’s very own free-range queen, Annabel Langbein, will be providing live cooking demonstrations. Annabel will be joined by other Kiwi kitchen greats including Simon Gault, Michael Van de Elzen, Annabelle White, Ray McVinnie and many more and in a brand new area – The Huntley & Palmers Cheese Alley will be launched. Here you’ll experience some of the best cheese makers and suppliers from New Zealand and beyond!
Then wander over to The Artisan Village where you can try and buy delicious treats that are traditionally handmade in small batches using the highest quality ingredients. After, follow your nose to the mouth-watering Street Food Alley to discover the latest trendy eats – tacos, Vietnamese, dumplings and a cheese truck that takes melted cheese to a whole new level! After all that indulgence, finish your day off with something more virtuous in the Healthy Hub. Wholesome, raw, sugar-free, dairy-free, fermented and organic is what this area is about – kombucha anyone? Plus, the new Ceres Organics Healthy Hub Kitchen will ensure you can walk away knowing exactly what to put in a breakfast bowl (other than cereal) and how to pronounce quinoa correctly.
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