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nov 12th, live stock and other things like flour where brought over by the first fleet
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Pre-1788 Aboriginal food, they used the food of the lands
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In 1799, John Hunter wrote a concerned letter to the Duke of Portland wanting more food supply's for the people on the first fleet
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A newspaper report from 1819 talks of mangoes, among other fruits, being cultivated by Torres Strait Islanders on Murray Island. Since the mango had been known in India and Southeast Asia for 4000 years
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1839 Australia’s first ice cream sellers
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1899 Lord Lamington’s banquet
A satirical verse, titled Lamington’s Banquet, was published in The Worker. It detailed a formal banquet menu, fairly typical for the time, given by Lord Lamington, Governor of Queensland. The verse named a number of local politicians who dined royally on turtle soup, pigeons, turkey, truffles, and “livers of goose” -
1919 Three Threes Condiments founded
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1939 Beginnings of San Remo pasta
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1949 Jaffle craze hits Australia
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2009 Bubble tea goes mainstream
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2019 Aussie food favourites on coins
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2023 Some KFC outlets go cashless
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2024 Supermarket inquiry announced by ACCC