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Manuko
Name:
Manuko
Category:
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Products:
Vegan chocolate treats
Certified Organic ingredients
Local outlets:
Online
Hurstbridge Deli & Larder
Bicycle Thieves Cafe, Northcote
Briki cafe, Thornbury
Dineamic Cafe, Carlton North
Dineamic Food, Camberwell
East Elevation, Brunswick East
Little Woodpecker, Blackburn North
McAdam’s Apple, Croydon
Richmond Rush Cafe
Warrandyte Stonehouse Cafe
Wild Things Food, Fitzroy North
Township/suburb:
Thornbury
Municipality:
Darebin
Notes (in their own words):

Manuko make a range of chocolate slices and truffles, stocked in select cafes and specialty retailers around Melbourne. All products are made from Certified Organic ingredients, and are raw, gluten free, dairy free, refined sugar free and vegan. Their products have a two month shelf life when stored refrigerated.

Their slices include salted caramel, turkish delight, hazelnut ganache, otway walnut ganache, peanut crunch, matcha mint, choc jaffa and choc coconut. Their truffles include original, turkish delight and mint.

Melbourne Bushfood
Name:
Melbourne Bushfood
Category:
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Products:
Native edible plant seedlings. Jams, syrups, spices, powders, chocolate and teas made using native plant ingredients.
Local outlets:
Own shop (Wednesday-Sunday, 10am-4pm)
Online (plants)
Online (pantry items)
Township/suburb:
Fairfield
Municipality:
Darebin
Notes (in their own words):

Melbourne Bushfood’s overall mission is to put Aussie native foods into stomachs across the world, whilst supporting their First Nations and small Aussie farmer allies. To progress this mission, they sell both native edible plants and food products made with native edible plants.

Their native edible seedlings cover the full range of native bush foods, including leafy greens, fruit plants and flower plants.

Their food products include jams & syrups, spices & powders, chocolate, teas and fresh & frozen fruits.

They have partnered with Nyul Nyul Elder and Traditional Owner Bruno Dann, helping to grow his mob’s harvest and to purchase critical infrastructure needed for his remote community. Read more.