Classic Australian Christmas Foods
Blogged by: Charlestown Square 14 Nov 2017
When it comes to Christmas, Australia shares similar meal traditions of Europe and America, but due to the warmer weather, we like to put a unique twist on the classic Christmas meals. Whether you’re doing a casual BBQ beside the beach or enjoying a sit down meal, you’ll be sure to find some of these foods on the Christmas lunch or dinner menu.
 

Prawns

For many of us, Christmas isn’t complete without fresh prawns. From prawn cocktails, king prawns or tiger prawns, we have been barbequing fresh prawns since the early 80’s. With fresh prawns delivered to your local Coles Charlestown Square, be sure to get down early this Christmas to get first pick.

fresh food christmas prawns
 

Christmas Ham

Usually the main event of any Christmas lunch or dinner. The all-time classic Christmas ham is the result of hours worth of glazing by your dedicated home cook. While each family has their own secret recipe, you will often find your fingerlicking ham glazed in honey or maple, served with baked apple or cranberry sauce.

Check out your local Coles to grab your Christmas ham.

fresh food christmas ham
 

Pavlova

The pav, long disputed ownership between Australia and New Zealand, is you classic Christmas dessert. With an egg base, a crispy shell and a soft marshmallow-like centre, the pavlova is topped with a range of fresh berries, fruit syrups and whipped cream. A nice and sweet dessert perfect for the hot Australian Christmas.

You can grab your pavlova from your local Michels Patisserie Charlestown Square.

fresh food pavlova
 

Mince Pies

Not to be mistaken as a beef pie, the Christmas mince pie is another all-time classic food. The Christmas mince pie is jam packed with apples, marmalade, spices, sultanas, currants and brandy. Traditionally an English Christmas dessert, the mince pie is an easy but well-loved favourite! Make from scratch or buy pre-made.

Be sure to check out Christmas food deals and specials at Bakers Delight Charlestown Square.

mince pies


 

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