Your Local Providore in Cheltenham, Victoria | Cafe

Your Local Providore

Locality: Cheltenham, Victoria

Phone: +61 473 110 215

Address: 4 Station Road 3192 Cheltenham, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.yourlocalprovidore.com.au

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25.01.2022 Love a little spice in your life? Check out Agri! Agri’s sriracha sauce starts with a selection of birds-eye and long red cayenne chillies, picked to order from a farm in Bundaberg, Queensland. They add locally-sourced garlic, and then the seven-day ferment (they secret weapon, shhhh) begins. Removing the skin and seeds while also adding apple cider vinegar, which is made by their mates at Gaga's, using apples from Billabong Organics in Yarrawalla, Victoria. ... Finally, they add a little sugar (just a little) to round it all out. The resulting sauce is pretty special (if we do say so ourselves) no ‘capsicum spray’ heat - just a deep, rich flavour and a spice that lingers.

24.01.2022 Spring adds new life and new beauty to all that is. - Jessica Harrelson

23.01.2022 Take a healthy part of a protein ball, combine it with the decadence of a chocolate truffle and you get @ohsogoodfoods Pruffles! These amazing balls of flavour are the perfect guilt free, anytime treat! They are also gluten free, dairy free and vegan friendly!

22.01.2022 We love it when it feels good to do good! @whogivesacrap is celebrating the largest donation in Who Gives A Crap history 5.85 million Aussie dollars! They know the first few months of 2020 were a wild time for the toilet paper business, but they’ve actually been setting themselves up for a donation of this size since they started the business.... To put their impact into perspective, they are now one of WaterAid’s largest corporate donors. Not bad, for a little bunch of toilet paper fanatics! To do your bit, simply switch your loo roll brand to Who Gives A Crap.

22.01.2022 We've got your perfect BBQ covered.

17.01.2022 It's so lovely to see our little courtyard buzzing.

17.01.2022 Oh honey.... but why raw and unfiltered? Basically, bees make deliciously pure honey and it best enjoyed that way too, forget the added corn and rice syrup! Since a lack of enzymes in the diet can be the cause of many illnesses including indigestion, constipation, bloating, fatigue and headaches, raw is always best as over processing and filtering can remove the naturally occurring enzymes! ... While honey is often filtered to give a more attractive shelf life for longer periods of time ..(even though honey doesn’t expire!) This filtering process can delay the process of crystallization and keep the honey in a more liquid state longer, but it sacrifices the quality of the honey as well as removing the pollen. Pollen contains many vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, which also makes it really good for you!

16.01.2022 Coffee, coffee, coffee!!

16.01.2022 She’s a slice of heaven.

12.01.2022 Another gorgeous day is on the way!

08.01.2022 I've bean thinking about you a latte.

08.01.2022 This beautiful spring weather is perfect for breakfast in the courtyard. @adeliafinefoods granola, stewed apple and cinnamon with @schulzorganicdairy natural yoghurt. Yum!

05.01.2022 Local produce shopping is our love language!

03.01.2022 According to the cheese-makers, organic milk produces a particularly sweet and clean tasting cheese this is why we love the range of Symon's Organic Dairy. Not only is their cheese beautiful rich in flavour, they also have a rich history to go with it! ---... Servicing the Bendigo region since 1919, Symons’ Dairy was established by Albert Symons. In 1953 Albert’s son George took over, running the business for the next 40 years. In those days milk was delivered by horse and cart. Milk was ladled into your own billy can at the gate, at the grand cost of twopence a pint. Many of Bendigo's older residents can remember the days when they brought their billy full of Symons’ milk into the kitchen for breakfast. Symons’ Dairy has now been in the same family for three generations. For almost a century Bendigo consumers purchased the Symons Dairy brand with full trust and a sense of nostalgia. Now, third generation member Bruce is continuing this tradition of trust in food with Symons Organic Dairy.