My cousin, sister and friend Ruth set out to visit Cabramatta the other weekend to purchase some material for my cousin Sia's graduation party (post coming soon). I love visiting Cabramatta because it is so rich with colour, sound, food and vibrancy. People sell their fresh produce on the street and there are loads of fruit and vegetable stores jam packed with fresh produce that you won't find in Woolworths. It always fun to visit the various bakeries and choose something new to taste.
After we purchased the material we wondered over to Breadtop (seriously I have a terrible weakness for this place) and I brought a spicy beef bun. Now while this is shamelessly processed and sugar loaded (yes it basically had no nutritional value and or benefit) I just had to have one. I also managed to taste the other wonderful items that my family chose (the Vanilla custard buns were A-MAAAZ-ING!) before heading off to lunch and we finished off our walking/ unplanned eating tour of Cabramatta with a frozen yogurt topped off with pomegranate (first time having it and I have found a new love!). All in all a wonderful (and calorie filled day >,< ).
Big Love,
Falala Mele xo
bless the little boy running after the bird and the piece laying up at the commo bank!! Love these pics, man!! :D
ReplyDeleteEms she nearly busted me getting the shot....I just pretended to be dooly looking around and she went back to sleep.
DeleteOhhhh!! This place looks amaaaazing, and I feel like through your as always gorgeous photography, the essence of the place is truly captured!
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara...I just got my first DSLR camera...I'm still a novice but Im enjoying playing around with it!
Deletemmmmm all the fruit omg ..so fresh and ripe looking... the spicy beef bun is sweet?
ReplyDeletewolworths ! i havent hear the name in yrs... is it the same one from the US?
Yes the Spicy Beef Bun has a sweet bread dough...Kinda like the steam pork buns...It was SOOOO VERY DELICIOUS!!! I'm not too sure about Woolworths...it probably was an american company...it just celebrated 25 years in australia.so maybe :)
DeleteLove your photos! I have attempted (unsuccessfully) to take pictures of those ladies selling their homegrown produce on John street for a while now...I admire you.
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