Arnott's changed their Shapes flavor so we taste tested them

Biscuit maker Arnott's has been heavily criticised by fans for changing the flavour of its Shapes crackers. 

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Lamb with 40 garlic cloves

France's famous 'chicken with 40 garlic cloves' is even better done with lamb.

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Griffins new Squiggles mashups are short changing customers

Sweet-toothed biscuit fans face with an unsavoury truth about the latest chocolate mashup to hit the shelves  - they're paying the same for less.

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Recipe: Nadia Lim's creamy chicken, bacon and lentil soup with ciabatta

Serve this robust soup with crispy ciabatta – a meal full of goodness.

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Recipe: Sam Mannering's little lemongrass cakes

I'm a big fan of what is officially known as cymbopogon. You probably know it as lemongrass, also variously described as barbed wire grass, silky heads, fever grass and citronella grass. I'm a little relieved that we know it as lemongrass, since telling people to "take 200g of barbed wire grass" doesn't have quite the same appeal about it. 

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Celebrity chefs, foodie delights draw Mystery Creek crowd

Surrounded by a seemingly endless array of gastronomic delights, Ashley Stewart's food show mission was simple.

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Wine industry heads deny demand for Marlborough sauvignon blanc declining

Demand for New Zealand's flagship wine is starting to dwindle in overseas markets as winemakers continue to rely on one variety from one region, a wine analyst says.

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http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/79300829/Wine-industry-heads-deny-demand-for-Marlborough-sauvignon-blanc-declining