Freebie Friday: Win two tickets to a Taste Food Tour in Bankstown
Always looking for your next food adventure? Then this week's Freebie Friday is for you!
THE PRIZE
Two tickets to a Taste Food Tour in Bankstown. Vouchers can be used for a food walking tour of your choice including:
- Arabic Adventure
- Cafe Crawl
- European Explorer
- Middle Eastern Treats
- Out of Africa
- Sugar & Spice
- Tastes of Asia
- World Fare
Current tour dates (more dates to be published shortly)
HOW TO ENTER:
All you have to do is fulfil the requirements below:
- Leave a comment on this post and tell us: Which tour would you love to join and why?
- And then send an email to grabyourforkfreebiefriday@yahoo.com.au with the subject heading "Tour" and include your full name and a copy of your published comment from this post.
Option 2:
- Enter via the Grab Your Fork facebook fan page. Simply leave your answer on the event listing here.
EDIT: This competition has now closed. Congratulations to the winner announced here.
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posted by Helen (Grab Your Fork) on 6/03/2011 01:32:00 am
34 Comments:
At 6/03/2011 2:11 am,
Kate said…
I had a hard time choosing, but I'd love to do the Out of Africa tour. I know little about African cuisine and this seems like a great way to learn about the flavours and dishes. the drumming sounds like fun, too!!
At 6/03/2011 10:50 am,
Anonymous said…
European Explorer - I'm too poor to go on my dream tour of Europe so at least I can explore it via food :)
At 6/03/2011 12:15 pm,
diti said…
Middle Eastern treats - what wiith my bank account and travel advisories, it's unlikely I'll get to go there anytime soon! Outside of bakalava, I also don't know much about Middle East food.
And it's just after I fly back home to Sydney, and the end of uni exams! I think that calls for a food coma :)
At 6/03/2011 12:27 pm,
emerald125 said…
I would love to do the Arabic adventure. Since I met my husband of Lebanese background 10 years ago his father has prepared lots of amazing Lebanese meals for us. He is now 80 and slowing down so I think it't time I start to deliver him some home made treats instead.
At 6/03/2011 12:50 pm,
Anphy said…
I would love to do the European Explorer . Being from India where cooking is about spices , I find European cooking very intriguing. Its more about bringing out the flavors of each ingredient and about balancing those flavors. Moreover the cooking techniques they employ elevate European cooking to an almost artistic level which I am keen to explore.
At 6/03/2011 2:28 pm,
Nic@diningwithastud said…
I think I'd go a Taste of Asia. I'd love to knwo exactly what I am looking for when I go to the Asian grocer and not have to go and ask like a crazy anglo not knowing what they're talking about lol
At 6/03/2011 5:35 pm,
irene said…
World Fare.
Cause my culinary knowledge and experience is still limited, and exploring the food around the world will be much exciting than just touring in one country!
At 6/03/2011 8:22 pm,
muppy said…
I would looooove this. Definitely Out of Africa as my sister in law just returned from six weeks in Africa and is having holiday withdrawals. I have promised her that I will learn and cook an African dish for her, and I am so unfamiliar with African cuisine! Of course I would take her on the tour as well :)
At 6/06/2011 12:15 am,
JasmyneTea said…
Out of Africa! All I know about Africa comes from that movie, Coming To America, and I'm pretty sure Zamunda is a fictional country, lol! I've always been too intimidated to try an African restaurant, so this would be a good introduction to the cuisine and culture :)
At 6/06/2011 12:46 pm,
tania said…
I have been wanting to explore Bankstown for some time. It seems to be such an exciting place - food wise.The idea behind the tours is really a very good one - bringing communities together. I would like to do the World Fare tour, one of these days. this gives an insight into the best secret food corners witghout having to accidently stumble on one. Great for next time, when I will remember my way around
At 6/11/2011 2:52 pm,
Carmen said…
I find European cooking very intriguing. Its more about bringing out the flavors of each ingredient and about balancing those flavors.
At 6/11/2011 2:53 pm,
Karina W said…
World Fare I couldn't decide which country so why not all of them!
At 6/11/2011 2:53 pm,
Judy H said…
World Fare - I live in Bankstown and I usually only come across Chinese and Vietnamese cultures. Would love to explore other cultures available!
At 6/11/2011 2:54 pm,
Amy Z said…
Cafe Crawl- im a sucker for cafe food. from your typical BLAT to a nice berry smoothie. id do somesaults down bankstown's main street for this prize! ( thats if i can somesault after food....)
At 6/11/2011 2:54 pm,
Louise T said…
They all sound amazing. Middle Eastern Treats grabs my attention first I think.
At 6/11/2011 2:55 pm,
Amanda W said…
I'm a Libran and have trouble deciding so I will say World Fare
At 6/11/2011 2:55 pm,
Liil K said…
I would love to join Taste of Asia. I'm currently missing the motherland and being the poor student I am, have little means of returning. A little authentic reminder of my cultural roots, and maybe an exploration of new flavours would make me a happy, albeit still poor, student =D
At 6/15/2011 2:45 pm,
Jim ;) said…
I love food tours- the perfect day out on the weekend. Middle Eastern food is simply superb so I'd choose that tour! If it is anything like the Bankstown Bites Food Festival it would be fantastic. I go nuts for the dips and sweets! Yummilicious!
At 6/15/2011 2:50 pm,
KT said…
Middle Eastern Treats!!! I live in Strathfield so a day out around Bankstown and Greenacre would be a wonderful way to explore my backyard and expand my culinary horizons. I would save my appetite for all the calories I will happily consume on the day.
At 6/16/2011 10:30 am,
Anonymous said…
Out of Africa - I have absolutely no idea the type of food eaten in Africa so this would be an amazing experience for a novie
At 6/16/2011 11:02 am,
Cathy said…
Arabic adventure - I think I find Arabian cuisine the most intimidating. I lose my confidence when ordering, that's if I get in the shop front. So this tour would be illuminating and therapeutic (not to mention TASTY!)
At 6/18/2011 3:08 am,
Jan said…
Hmmmn. I really am not sure if I qualify for this or this can still be included. But then I want to try it out anyways. I think I'll go for the Middle Eastern Treats. I would have loved to go for the Tastes of Asia but then the date is so soon. :D
At 6/18/2011 3:13 am,
Jan said…
Aside from my previous reason (which is due to the date) I think being an Asian, it would be wonderful to have a taste of Middle Eastern cooking. Pizza was mentioned on the events page and I think I'll be loving to have a taste of their pizza and some Lebanese treats too! This will really be exciting! *giggles* ;)
At 6/18/2011 7:49 pm,
Wendy said…
Wow- an opportunity to try the middle eastern treats would be fabulous, out of this world experience. Learning some
Middle Eastern recipes and techniques would compliment the interest I have in everything about this region!
At 6/18/2011 7:58 pm,
Cassie said…
Middle Eastern treat, this would be a wonderful tour, as I have been obsessed with everything about this region, and would relish the opportunity to try and experience Bankstown.
At 6/19/2011 2:09 pm,
Anonymous said…
I would love to join your tour because I'm a crazy experimental cook and have an insatiable appetite to explore Sydney and discover it's hidden treasures. Our multiculturalism is so exciting and all too often we stay in our comfort zone instead of embracing differences. I also collect recipe books and to actually see the foods I read about gives me the biggest thrill ever!
At 6/27/2011 5:42 pm,
Maria E said…
World Fare please!
I'd love to ear around the world savouring the heady aroms of exotic spices, sampling sweet delights and savoury wonders that Bankstown has to offer
At 6/28/2011 10:41 am,
... said…
My husband and I travelled on a budget around Morocco and fell in love with the food, the people and the culture. We now live in Sydney and have tried to recreate our own Ras el Hanout spice mix, have a handcrafted tagine and treasure our silver teapot from the Sahara. We were not able to get into the middle east, but learning more on the Arabic Adventure would be amazing. Insha'Allah !!
At 6/28/2011 5:20 pm,
Alison L said…
Ooooh The European Explorer tour sounds intriguing! i can only imagine the mouthwatering food on offer.. Europe has such a huge variety of cuisines.. I wanna eat em all!!!!!!!!!!
At 6/28/2011 5:20 pm,
Lillk K said…
I actually found out that I'm joining a tour to China at the end of this year! Maybe the World Fare would be more appropriate heheh! I could expand my horizons as I've never really been outside of Asia before.
At 6/28/2011 5:21 pm,
Jenny B said…
Who could possible choose between so many wonderful and varied cuisines? Like a mother refusing to name her favourite child, I would choose World Fare.
At 6/28/2011 5:21 pm,
Tania S said…
Sugar and spice may be nice but it's the European Explorer for me! Deli meats and cheese, beautifully prepared not to mention stupendous coffee. Swish and swirl it all down with honeyed liquor and greek baked treats. A day of heaven and scrumption delights, all found in Bankstown's streets!
At 6/28/2011 6:03 pm,
rosep1234 said…
"Out of Africa"
" If you know who you are, then you know where you are going!" is a wise AFRICAN saying.
Family and ritual are the main factors in African life and food is the nucleus of the African family.I'd love to experience this for myself!
At 6/29/2011 12:32 am,
Helen (Grab Your Fork) said…
Thank you everyone for your entries. This competition has now closed. Congratulations to the winner, announced here.
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