Dello Mano Christmas Brownie and Newstead Brewery Porter

Christmas Cheers!

Dello Mano Christmas Brownie with Newstead Brewery Porter
Dello Mano Christmas Brownies is handcrafted using delicious dried fruits marinated in Newstead Brewery’s  Porter 21 Feet 7 Inches.

Australian Christmas is all about adaptation. Grilled prawns and fruit salads grace our lunch spreads alongside — or in place of — the roasts and bread sauces of colder climes. Among all the ancient traditions that we’ve shed, one remains firmly in place: the Christmas pudding. The intensely rich, suety dessert was obviously designed for a world in which December is the dead of winter — not that that has stopped us from enjoying slice after slice every year. We love the harmoniously layered flavours of the classic pudding, but being the Brownie Pioneers we decided many years ago that it was time for some Aussie innovation. Inspired by memories of Christmas past, we’ve developed a line of Dello Mano Luxury Brownies that incorporate our favourite elements of this timeless treat.

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Christmas Brownies are go!

A huge part of Christmas Brownies at Dello Mano is the slicing, dicing and cutting of the delicious fruits – everything from sultanas, apricots, raisins, currants, figs, cherries, prunes and dates. We hand make all of our luxury brownies and literally marinate the fruit for our Christmas Brownies for many weeks ahead of celebration time- we know the best Christmas brownies come from careful and … Continue reading Christmas Brownies are go!

Panforte with Chocolate and a little history…

Christmas is coming and of course at Dello Mano it’s all about Chocolate, Brownies, Chocolate gifts  and more Chocolate! Our lovely Dello Mano “Elves” will soon be making  a number of festive delights  and so creating unique Christmas gifts. We put a Dello Mano spin on the jam packed fruits options that we love such as Panforte  and our very yum Christmas Pudding Belgian Chocolate … Continue reading Panforte with Chocolate and a little history…