Abbots and Kinney

Adelaide SA 5000 Cafe

Restaurant	Abbots and Kinney
Street address	76 Pirie Street
Suburb	Adelaide
State	SA
Postcode	5000
Phone	412 550 336
Website	abbotsandkinney.com
Style	Cafe
Awards Fairfax Good Food Guides
Awards Gourmet Guide
The Australian Top 50
Restaurant & Catering Awards
Other Awards	2015 One of Best Cafe in Advertiser Top 50
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Hotel Wright Street

Adelaide SA 5000 Australian

Restaurant	Hotel Wright Street
Street address	88 Wright Street
Suburb	Adelaide
State	SA
Postcode	5000
Phone	08 8211 8000
Website	hotelwrightstreet.com.au
Style	Australian
Awards Fairfax Good Food Guides
Awards Gourmet Guide
The Australian Top 50
Restaurant & Catering Awards	2015 One of best Hotel Dining Advertiser Top 50
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Jolley's Boathouse

Adelaide CBD 5000 Modern Australian

Restaurant	Jolleys Boathouse
Street address	1 Jolleys Lane
Suburb	Adelaide CBD
State	SA
Postcode	5000
Phone	08 8223 2891
Website	.jolleysboathouse.com/
Style	Modern Australian
Awards Fairfax Good Food Guides
Awards Gourmet Guide
The Australian Top 50
Restaurant & Catering Awards
Other Awards	2015 One of best lunch restaurants in CBD Advertiser Top 50
Reviews & Notes	"... exceptionally well crafted dishes that allow indiviiduable ingredients to shine"
Reviewer	The Advertiser 7/11/15
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Adelaide Pho

Adelaide SA 5000 Vietnamese

Restaurant	Adelaide Pho
Street address	199 Waymouth Street
Suburb	Adelaide CBD
State	SA
Postcode	5000
Phone	08 8212 0997
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Style	Vietnamese
Awards Fairfax Good Food Guides
Awards Gourmet Guide
The Australian Top 50
Restaurant & Catering Awards
Other Awards	2015 One of best lunch in CBD in Advertiser Top 50
Reviews & Notes	"... affordable sustenance in a bowl of soup or noodles"
Reviewer	The Advertiser 7/11/15
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Bring back the lard for a healthy fry-up

Just when you had started believing that business about oils rich in polyunsaturated fats – such as corn oil and sunflower oil – being better for your health than the saturated fats in animal products, along comes this research finding: cooking with those vegetable oils releases toxic chemicals linked to cancer.
London's Sunday Telegraph carries the new findings today.

Scientists found that heating up vegetable oils led to the release of high concentrations of chemicals called aldehydes, which have been linked to illnesses including cancer, heart disease and dementia.
Martin Grootveld, a professor of bioanalytical chemistry and chemical pathology, said that his research showed “a typical meal of fish and chips”, fried in vegetable oil, contained as much as 100 to 200 times more toxic aldehydes than the safe daily limit set by the World Health Organisation.
In contrast, heating up butter, olive oil and lard in tests produced much lower levels of aldehydes. Coconut oil produced the lowest levels of the harmful chemicals.
Concerns over toxic chemicals in heated oils are backed up by separate research from a University of Oxford professor, who claims that the fatty acids in vegetable oils are contributing to other health problems.
Professor John Stein, Oxford’s emeritus professor of neuroscience, said that partly as a result of corn and sunflower oils, “the human brain is changing in a way that is as serious as climate change threatens to be”.

Taking the fish guts out of your Guinness and other food and drink news

So many things you wouldn’t expect are made with animal parts - To the delight of vegans everywhere, Irish brewery Guinness revealed this week that it will stop using fish guts to make its famous dark stout. Who knew there were fish guts in beer in the first place? Let's take a step back. First, it’s true that the production of Guinness involves the harming of some critters. This is not unusual; many beers and wines are made using animal products. These ingredients aren’t added to flavor the beverage, but to help purify it. Only trace amounts remain in the final drink. Nonetheless, Guinness has been trying to become more vegan-friendly. By the end of next year, Guinness’s main plant in Dublin plans to have an alternative system for filtering beer, a spokesperson said in an e-mail.

'Food Of Oman' Serves Up Surprising Cuisine At Crossroads Of Cultures - Walking down an Omani street, you can hear Arabic, Swahili, English or Urdu. And all of this comes through in its food.

How Suffragists Used Cookbooks As A Recipe For Subversion 

Mumm’s the word as bubbly flows every day - At Flemington’s exclusive Birdcage enclosure, a strange world where celebrities and ­models mingle with chief executives and merchant bankers, about 10,000 bottles of GH Mumm champagne were cracked open with many more around the country also popped.

Consumption Of Specific Foods And Beverages And Excess Weight Gain Among Children And Adolescents - "When we considered all dietary factors and physical activity levels simultaneously, we found that foods with the largest positive associations with three-year excess weight gain were fat spread (butter or margarine), coated (breaded or battered) poultry, potatoes cooked in oil (French fries, roasted potatoes, and potato chips), coated fish, processed meats, other meats, desserts and sweets, milk, and sugar-sweetened beverages. Foods associated with weight loss were whole grains and high-fiber cereals."

How pot and hippie beer explain the future of the American economy - Oregon's breweries and dispensaries offer lessons for how policymakers might nurture a small-business comeback.

Proteini Cafe

Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Cafe - healthfood

Restaurant	Proteini
Street address	1/256 Crown Street
Suburb	Darlinghurst
State	NSW
Postcode	2010
Phone	0413 495 784
Website	proteini.com.au
Style	Cafe - healthfood
Awards Fairfax Good Food Guides
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The Australian Top 50
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Reviews & Notes	"... simple food is done with a hands-off approach."
Reviewer	Daisy Dumas - Sun Herald 8/11/15
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Owner's note	We will fuel your body in a way that is healthy and more importantly affordable, taking the hassle out of the preparation with a seasonally and specially designed menu packed full of all the things your body needs.