Adelaide Hills Food

fabulous adelaide hills food trails

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Discover mouth-watering delights on the Fabulous Adelaide Hills Food Trails.

Let the fresh air and far-reaching views of the clean and green Adelaide Hills stimulate your appetite for our locally produced…

Apples and pears

Artisan bread and cheese

Biscuits and cakes

Cherries and strawberries

Chocolate and sweets

Dips and marinades

German-style smallgoods

Herbs and honey

Jams and preserves

Olives and olive oil

Organic dairy and ice cream

Venison and beef

Tantalise your tastebuds on three different trails. Start each trail wherever you wish or mix and match the trails to suit your day.

For some adventure-filled family fun take the children on The Yummy Adelaide Hills Food Trail for Kids. Show your Trails brochure as you make each stop and the kids will receive complimentary tastings of delicious locally produced foods and also get to meet the producers, discover where the food comes from and learn how it is made.

Grown-up foodies can also savour the region’s unique flavours on the Taste Adelaide Hills Food Trail, a self-guided tour that offers complimentary tastings of our excellent cheeses, olives and olive oil, preserves and fresh produce. Discover old and new favourites and stock up your pantry while you enjoy a leisurely drive through the beautiful Adelaide Hills countryside.

The Experience Adelaide Hills Food Trail gives you the opportunity to sit down and unwind over a meal or a platter specifi cally made from delicious regional produce. Your gourmet experience can be found at select fine restaurants, cosy
cafes and inviting cellar doors.

Look out for the Cherry Growers of South Australia The Cherry Map (pick your own and shed door sales of fresh, ripe cherries from October to January). See www.cherriessa.com.au for details or pick up a copy of the The Cherry Map brochure from one of the Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centres.

So bring the family, book a group or tailor-make your own trail – your day out in the Adelaide Hills will be an unforgettable feast for the senses!

Adelaide Hills Food Update

08/20
Master strokes
VISITORS to Adelaide this approaching spring have a unique treat in store: the Art Gallery of South..
08/13
GM risky, says Prince Charles
Charles in GM ‘disaster' warning The development of genetically modified crops risks creating..
08/13
True blue food
Research shows why Aussies don't like true blue food TOURISTS may love the taste of crocodile brais..
07/07
Beerenberg back
SA made Beerenberg Jam is back on Woolworths shelves today for the first time in six years. Four fl..
06/10
Fairer food
Local social welfare group SACOSS is hosting a forum on food security. Guest speakers will discuss ..
05/10
Celeb chef pans out of season produce
Celebrity British chef Gordon Ramsay says restaurants should be fined if they serve out-of-season f..
04/28
Awards tee off
Indigenous celebrity chef Mark Olive will launch the Premier's Food Awards tomorrow morning at The ..
04/17
Local gourmet gong
A local writer has won an international cook book award. Richard Maurovic won the bronze award for ..
03/31
Organic IS better.
Organic IS better. The proof. For years, industrial-food enthusiasts such as Norman Borlaug have at..
03/09
Crush 08
Crush 08 Adelaide Hills Wine & Food Festival If you have been dreaming about dedicating an entire d..

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	fabulous adelaide hills food trails Download a brochure [ 1.8mb PDF ] Discover mouth-watering delights on the Fabulous Adelaide Hills Food Trails. Let the fresh air and far-reaching views of the clean and green Adelaide Hills stimulate your appetite for our locally produced… Apples and pears Artisan bread and cheese Biscuits and cakes Cherries and strawberries Chocolate and sweets Dips and marinades German-style smallgoods Herbs and honey Jams and preserves Olives and olive oil Organic dairy and ice cream Venison and beef Tantalise your tastebuds on three different trails. Start each trail wherever you wish or mix and match the trails to suit your day. For some adventure-filled family fun take the children on The Yummy Adelaide Hills Food Trail for Kids. Show your Trails brochure as you make each stop and the kids will receive complimentary tastings of delicious locally produced foods and also get to meet the producers, discover where the food comes from and learn how it is made. Grown-up foodies can also savour the region’s unique flavours on the Taste Adelaide Hills Food Trail, a self-guided tour that offers complimentary tastings of our excellent cheeses, olives and olive oil, preserves and fresh produce. Discover old and new favourites and stock up your pantry while you enjoy a leisurely drive through the beautiful Adelaide Hills countryside. The Experience Adelaide Hills Food Trail gives you the opportunity to sit down and unwind over a meal or a platter specifi cally made from delicious regional produce. Your gourmet experience can be found at select fine restaurants, cosy cafes and inviting cellar doors. Look out for the Cherry Growers of South Australia The Cherry Map (pick your own and shed door sales of fresh, ripe cherries from October to January). See www.cherriessa.com.au for details or pick up a copy of the The Cherry Map brochure from one of the Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centres. So bring the family, book a group or tailor-make your own trail – your day out in the Adelaide Hills will be an unforgettable feast for the senses!



















Adelaide Hills Food Update 08/20 Master strokes VISITORS to Adelaide this approaching spring have a unique treat in store: the Art Gallery of South.. 08/13 GM risky, says Prince Charles Charles in GM ‘disaster' warning The development of genetically modified crops risks creating.. 08/13 True blue food Research shows why Aussies don't like true blue food TOURISTS may love the taste of crocodile brais.. 07/07 Beerenberg back SA made Beerenberg Jam is back on Woolworths shelves today for the first time in six years. Four fl.. 06/10 Fairer food Local social welfare group SACOSS is hosting a forum on food security. Guest speakers will discuss .. 05/10 Celeb chef pans out of season produce Celebrity British chef Gordon Ramsay says restaurants should be fined if they serve out-of-season f.. 04/28 Awards tee off Indigenous celebrity chef Mark Olive will launch the Premier's Food Awards tomorrow morning at The .. 04/17 Local gourmet gong A local writer has won an international cook book award. Richard Maurovic won the bronze award for .. 03/31 Organic IS better. Organic IS better. The proof. For years, industrial-food enthusiasts such as Norman Borlaug have at.. 03/09 Crush 08 Crush 08 Adelaide Hills Wine & Food Festival If you have been dreaming about dedicating an entire d.. ...