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Fishpond also now has the US version, which is much cheaper at AUD$45.

Around $62 from fishpond.com.au, and delivery is free for orders over $50. This is also cheaper from places like K-Mart, target, Big W. Do not buy from Dymocks -it is very expensive there! added on 2009-02-28

nigella christmas, nigella lawson...

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Any of the cookies/sweet biscuits from the Crabtree & Evelyn store (the one closest to me is at Garden City). Any of the citrus ones will make my day. These cookies are close to pefection, they're thin, butttery, crispy-crunchy, sweet-but-not-too-sweet, in all the right proportions.

I also like wandering around the Crabtree & Evelyn store because it always smells so nice ... it's like Eau de Rich English People. added on 2008-12-09

crabtree & evelyn cookies...

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Mmm, my favourite shortbread. I like these because they're nice and thin (sorry, I'm not a fan of the thick shortbread). They also come in a circle, and it's fun to break it up into triangles before eating it. added on 2008-12-09

walkers shortbread - petticoat tails...

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One of the essential ingredients for my favourite shot--the Jam Doughnut. Mmm ... AUD $35.00 added on 2008-01-23

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Around AUD$30 mark for 700mls. added on 2007-10-31

bailey's - my favourite liqueur...

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buffet lunch at the atrium restaurant in burs...

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Caution: Pork products cannot be brought into Australia, this is only a pipe dream, alas!

What I would choose as my last meal on Earth.

There are many stores but I think Bee Cheng Hiang is the one you see most often in Singapore. I prefer the large square bakkwa that's made from slices and not minced pork, you can tell by looking at the striping on the meat.

Amazing what you can find on Wikipedia these days! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakkwa

This link also has a list of stores to buy it from. added on 2007-09-25

bakkwa from bee cheng hiang in singapore...

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