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Ezybake cooking up a diagram for China

Forget coal, finger nutriment and pastries are set to be the latest Australian export to China, says businessman Thomas Do. The P of Gold Coast-based company Ezybake said he plans to set up a mill in busy Beijing to develop traditional Asian fillings for his Australian-produced pastry shells. ``It's affluent to be a fusion of East meets West,'' said the entrepreneurial businessman. So while you might be excused for viewpoint Peking duck sausage rolls can't get the morsel on the traditional and popular meat pie, Mr Do said he's already been experimenting with new flavours. ``I'm from an Asian upbringing and I know how easily these products could be marketed in China,'' Mr Do said. With many of his kinsmen in the bakery business, Mr Do said he needed teeny-weeny encouragement to switch careers from PCs to pastry. was After almost 15 years as a computer programmer, he bought Ezybake in 2006 and said he's never looked back. The Courier Correspondence, October 24.

Source: Australian Hospitality Magazine

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Halifax Unstationary Home Estates Craft Fair

HALIFAX – The residents of Halifax Portable Home Estates invite everyone to join them Saturday, Oct 29, at Henrich Passageway, 33 Redwood Drive, Halifax, for their annual expertise fair. This yearly event, features homemade items from particular crafters, always a must to see. There will be a well-stocked bake table, fudge steppe and a kitchen full of refreshments. Top off your day by purchasing raffle tickets for a authentic pile of gifts. Tickets for the raffle will be sold at the flair fair for $5 a booklet. Tables are to hand to crafters for a fee of $25 a table. If interested, call Dottie Martel at 781-754-0645 or Alyce Dutton at 781-293-4323.

Donations for holidays

KINGSTON – The Plymouth Field Coalition seeks donations of Stop & Boutique and Shaw’s $10 gift certificates to take measures low-income South Shore families with fair turkeys. Deliver or mail to 149 Bishops Highway in Kingston. For tidings, call Helen at 781-582-2010.

Source: Wicked Local

by willwayland

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Source: Powering Through: Koreans "a fitness mish-mash"