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What does WA taste like? To Hearth’s head chef, the most important flavour is potential

Summary by Brisbane Times
From smoked kangaroo and wattleseed tortillas to fun Viennetta remakes, Hearth is a spirited journey into West Australian food and wine.
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What does WA taste like? To Hearth’s head chef, the most important flavour is potential

From smoked kangaroo and wattleseed tortillas to fun Viennetta remakes, Hearth is a spirited journey into West Australian food and wine.

·Brisbane City, Australia
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Brisbane Times broke the news in Brisbane City, Australia on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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