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It's April Fools! So we thought it a great opportunity to talk about one of our favourite topics, food that looks like something else! Now we’re not just talking about cakes that look like dinosaurs (although I must say, the trend of wedding cakes made out of spindles of cheese will always have a place in my heart!). We’re talking about some truly mind-boggling ‘eyes must be deceiving me’ type stuff. So it’s only prudent that we start with the Master of visual food deception, Heston Blumenthal. Anyone who has frequented a Heston restaurant (or seen his work on TV),...

The P2P team is incredibly proud of our amazing Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, Melissa Murat, on being the inaugural winner of this year’s Australia Post Online Retailer Industry Awards Unsung Hero – Small Retailer Award! Previously known as the People’s Choice Award, it was renamed to the Unsung Hero Award in 2020 to focus on resilience and innovation, and highlight those individuals behind the scenes that went above and beyond, despite the unprecedented circumstances 2020 has brought to the retail industry. Congratulations to all the other very worthy finalists for this incredible award. And to Mel, we’re so very...

The P2P team would like to acknowledge the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. As a proud multi-cultural, 100% Australian owned and operated business, our country and identifying as “Australian” means a lot to us. Our families escaped many hardships including war and poverty to come to Australia and build a better life for their children, for which we are eternally grateful.  But their ability to do this came at a great cost, none more so than to our...

Botanical Name: Rosmarinus Officinalis Taste Profile A distinctive combination of lemon pine and charred wood. Parts Used: Its needle-like Leaves, which can be used both fresh or dried. History: Native to the Mediterranean, and perhaps the single most potent stand-alone herb known to man. Historically, wreaths of Rosemary were often used during wedding ceremonies to symbolise fidelity and love. Perfect For Rosemary’s earthy flavour is perfect for roasted lamb, poultry, potatoes, & tomato-based sauces. It’s great in marinades & spice rubs & combines well with oregano & garlic. Add to bread for an aromatic twist, or mix with melted butter...