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Every Saturday from 8.30am—12.30pm at 71 Cimitiere Street, Launceston (in the car park opposite Albert Hall)
Market Manager 0417 352 780 info@harvestmarket.org.au
The Bolani Stall is an Afghan Families initiative – producing a traditional Afghan food pocket. It is delicious and can be carried in one hand, eating this delicious snack while you are wandering around the market. Ideal for a late breakfast on the go! Various forms of bolani exist in many countries using different ingredients.… Read more
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Casa Paella is a specialty paella family operated onsite catering business. We specialise in authentic Valencian Paella and Mediterranean cuisine, using only the best and freshest ingredients we can source locally. Casa Paella LTD was established in Nelson, New Zealand and has been transferred to Tasmania. With the same climate, same latitude 41 degrees, and the… Read more
A working trip to Italy in 2015 was the catalyst for husband and wife team Deb and Dale Kunde to start their Launceston based gelato business. Whilst Dale was working in Puglia Deb took herself off to Bologna where she undertook an intensive course at the world renowned Carpigiani Gelato University. Upon their return and… Read more
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KOOEE! Snacks is a natural snack food company based in Legana (10 mins north of Launceston). They currently offer a range of healthy beef jerky made from Tasmanian grass-fed beef. KOOEE! products are high protein, gluten-free, and have no added sugar. KOOEE! is proud to be based in Tasmania. The packaging for each flavour… Read more
We believe in Tasmanian farms, in free range meats, outstanding cheeses, and freshly baked bread. Most of all we believe in damn good sandwiches!
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Our Mission: To provide great food with a great experience. One on the Slide is a small family business that prides itself on using fresh Tasmanian produce to deliver a quality flavoursome product. I have over 20 years’ experience in the Tasmanian Hospitality Industry, ranging from Seafood Restaurants to Fine Dining and also Function Centre Wineries.… Read more
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In 2008 Tim and Mel Jarosz moved to Launceston from the Central Coast of NSW, where they operated a cafe, to start up coffee roasting company, Ritual Coffee. Something that both places had in common was a lack in supply of freshly roasted coffee, so they quickly gained a keen following. In 2010 they were joined… Read more
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Seoul Food specialises in Korean Pancakes (Hotteok), a popular street food in Korea. Our pancakes are available in a range of choices. If you’re after something sweet, try the traditional or deluxe varieties filled with caramelized brown sugar, cinnamon, nuts and seeds. Our popular savoury range includes pork and veg, kimchi and veg and we… Read more
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The Good Food Float is a 1982 Tasmanian hardwood timber horse float lovingly converted into a mobile food float, to bring to you local and ethically sourced, healthy vegetarian and vegan friendly food. Contact: 0477 562 881, Facebook/Instagram: @thegoodfoodfloat
Sandy’s love for all things dips began at a young age when her Grandma would make a traditional Hungarian dish called Liptauer. Recalling her “Upstairs Nun” (given this name because she lived in a 2 storey house with stairs) thickly spreading the delicious cheese dip onto warm fresh bread, as it melted the sweet aroma… Read more
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Yusuf Karazor, migrated from Olympos, Turkey on the western Mediterranean coast, a seaside village surrounded by orange groves, to Tasmania four years ago. Influenced by his mothers traditional Turkish cooking and a strong love of his Turkish heritage, he has created a modern take on Turkish cuisine. Focusing on the honesty of the food and… Read more
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Wanderlust vegetarian food van is the brainchild of Sally Dawkins, formerly of Fresh on Charles. All of Sally’s cooking takes place in her 1966 solar powered caravan, which has been lovingly restored. As with her caravan, her food has vintage appeal. Homemade lemonade proving popular in the summer months as well as bowls of comforting… Read more
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