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Granola
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Ususally a homemade blend of coffee and honey oat clusters, with dried fruit mixed berries, yoghurt and milk. Soy options are sometimes available.
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Eggs Benedict
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Eggs Benedict is a popular breakfast dish in Australia. Poached eggs with double smoked leg ham, rocket and hollandaise on a toasted english muffin. A number of cafes are offering an option with Salmon.
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Devonshire Tea
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Not offered everywhere, but if you're fortunate enough you can't sometimes go past your favourite tea with scones that comes with yummy jam and cream. (I know my father in-law can't)
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Grilled Chicken
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Not in the mood for steak? Chicken is another good option. Normally marinated before cooked with herbs and spices and served with veggies or salad and chips.
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Barbeque
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BBQ Ribs
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Delicious lip smacking pork ribs, marinated in barbecue sauce or sometimes a chipotle or chilli sauces. The ribs are usually marinated for a few hours and either slow oven roasted in more sauce, or flame-grilled to give that lovely smokey flavour. Can be served in American style restaurants or steak houses. Frequently served with coleslaw, fries and side salad.
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Steaks
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How can you go wrong with a delicious chargrilled steak? Australian beef has a rich and intense flavour to delight and invigorate your taste buds. Normally served with veggies or a salad and chips.
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Barbeque
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Vegetable Kebabs
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Most barbecue restaurants will offer a vegetarian option such as veggie kebabs, or chargrilled stuffed capsicums, all cooked on the barbecue with lashings of garlic and herbs, lemon or lime and usually with a kick of spice. Combinations of vegetables such as baby potatoes, courgettes, peppers, onions, mushrooms and baby corn are favourites on the kebabs.
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Corn on the Cob
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Whole cobs or smaller ones are always served from the grill in barbecue restaurants, presented covered in chopped fresh herbs and butter. Usually comes with a jacket potato and plenty of dips such as barbecue, sweet chilli or honey and soy. Delicious either eaten as a main course or as an accompaniment to a juicy steak.
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Big Breakfast
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The famous Big Breakfast – people either love it or hate it and it can vary from place to place and also in cost. A normal Big Breakfast consists of a couple of rashers of bacon, a couple of sausages, fried bread, 2 eggs any style, grilled tomatoes and/or baked beans. Toast will also be offered or even buttered bread.
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Salads
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We all know Salads are a “healthy” alternative, but in the past 5 years Salads have become very interesting. You'll find a number of salads options from the traditional Garden, Thai Beef and at some of the more trendy places you can find interesting options such as Baby beetroot salad, Pear and walnut salad and whatever else they can come up these days that tastes good.
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Bottled Beers
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A huge selection of bottled beers are always available in barbecue restaurants, and generally tend to be the American kind. Beer is also available on tap, served ice cold in frosted glasses, even in wintertime!
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Barbeque
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Bottomless Drinks
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Mose barbecue restaurants serve bottomless soft drinks. Be careful not to drink too much so you don't ruin your appetite for your yummy meal.
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Barbeque
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Coffee
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There's no other way to put it, Coffee is huge in Australia and the Coffee offered at Cafes ranges from the standard cup up to World Class. We recommend checking the comments and ratings to find the best drop in town.
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Tea
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Unless you find a tea house the Tea offered in Cafes around Australia is pretty standard. You'll find a selection of English Breakfast, Earl Grey, Camomille, Peppermint and Green. Tea is always great in the afternoon or night with less caffine and it's calming affects.
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