Festive chai
The taste of Christmas is officially in a tin thanks to the team at RealChai, which means everyone can fill their favourite mug to the brim with festive cheer. Canberra-based ‘mumpreneur’ and founder of RealChai, Anthea Cahill, is determined to eliminate waste by creating the perfect Secret Santa product – in a tin. RealChai white Christmas tea meets white chocolate, cranberries and nutmeg for a truly uplifting experience. A great alternative to unwanted plastic presents that are destined for the bin and perfect for Secret Santas and teachers presents that won’t cost the earth.
Prices range from $10-$47. Available at realchai.com.au or Capital Region Farmers Market and Old Bus Depot Markets.
Love sausage rolls?
Coles have launched one of their latest Christmas inspired creations, the sausage roll wreath – filled with beef sausage mince, ham, roast veggies, cranberries and fennel for a hint of Christmas spice all wrapped inside golden puff pastry. Developed by the Coles development chef and former MasterChef Australia contestant, Michael Weldon, he says he was inspired to “create something fun for the centre of the table”.
The sausage roll wreath retails for $8 at Coles.
For the little Juans
Mexican taqueria Guzman y Gomez (GYG) have just launched a brand new kids’ menu, Little G’s, with no artificial colours or flavours. The launch is the latest move by GYG in its mission to reinvent fast food for kids. Packed with fibre and protein, the kids’ menu comes with a choice of a Little G burrito, two quesadillas or kids’ nachos, served with skin-on preservative-free fries or carrot discs and a water for $8.90. Presented in a fun-filled meal box featuring traditional Mexican artwork, Little G’s also includes a surprise that will make the kids want to show you their ‘street side’ with an exclusive range of custom-designed temporary tattoos for the little Juans.
The Little G menu is now available at your nearest GYG.
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