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Kay Nugent
I too have an Easiyo story. Working as a checkout operator about six years ago, a customer came through my lane with a very large amount of Easiyo packets. Curiosity got the better of me; they were going to Africa as missionaries and taking their Easiyo with them as it was so convenient where electricity was a problem.
Since then I have been using Easiyo, my husband and I both enjoy it. We like to add a bit of honey to ours. I have also started friends and others using it. As we have traveled around Australia quite a bit as campers and food is usually mentioned at some stage, Easiyo is always my tip. I might add that it’s just about every day we eat our Easiyo!
Having done a bit of traveling here and overseas, including New Zealand, our favourite mode of exploration is on foot.
I have given some ideas of places we love locally. Locally being for us is between Brisbane and Sydney. Sydney taken from our hotel window, wonderful walking. The Blue Mountains, my Dad lives on the Central Coast and we love it too.
Brian is our breakfast cook and it always start with Easiyo at home or at Brunswick Heads in our cabin. I use your Greek style Easiyo for a soft cheese and also as a starter for crème fraiche.
Not being fussed on low fat ice cream, I took a while before making your Easiyo one and we are now converts. It certainly doesn’t taste low fat.
Finishing off with our favourite place, it is our home town Brisbane and we regularly catch the train to Fortituck Valley, walk over the Story Bridge to South Bank. Every weekend there are markets – a lively crowd. Lots of eating places which we occasionally frequent but the best is on the little jetty (of which there are a few) with our own picnic, watching the City Kats and ferries and the Kookaburra Queens drifting by. It is a lovely way to spend a Sunday.
p.s. we are off soon for the Melbourne Cup then over to Tasmania for a driving and walking holiday. Another little bit of information, this weekend I started my sister-in-law on Easiyo!
Kay Nugent - Trinden Park, Australia
I too have an Easiyo story. Working as a checkout operator about six years ago, a customer came through my lane with a very large amount of Easiyo packets. Curiosity got the better of me; they were going to Africa as missionaries and taking their Easiyo with them as it was so convenient where electricity was a problem.
Since then I have been using Easiyo, my husband and I both enjoy it. We like to add a bit of honey to ours. I have also started friends and others using it. As we have traveled around Australia quite a bit as campers and food is usually mentioned at some stage, Easiyo is always my tip. I might add that it’s just about every day we eat our Easiyo!
Having done a bit of traveling here and overseas, including New Zealand, our favourite mode of exploration is on foot. I have given some ideas of places we love locally. Locally being for us is between Brisbane and Sydney. Sydney taken from our hotel window, wonderful walking. The Blue Mountains, my Dad lives on the Central Coast and we love it too.
Brian is our breakfast cook and it always start with Easiyo at home or at Brunswick Heads in our cabin. I use your Greek style Easiyo for a soft cheese and also as a starter for crème fraiche.
Not being fussed on low fat ice cream, I took a while before making your Easiyo one and we are now converts. It certainly doesn’t taste low fat.
Finishing off with our favourite place, it is our home town Brisbane and we regularly catch the train to Fortituck Valley, walk over the Story Bridge to South Bank. Every weekend there are markets – a lively crowd. Lots of eating places which we occasionally frequent but the best is on the little jetty (of which there are a few) with our own picnic, watching the City Kats and ferries and the Kookaburra Queens drifting by. It is a lovely way to spend a Sunday.
p.s. we are off soon for the Melbourne Cup then over to Tasmania for a driving and walking holiday. Another little bit of information, this weekend I started my sister-in-law on Easiyo!
Kay Nugent - Trinden Park, Australia