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Jed’s on the ball! With a little help from

Rhi’s Pantry, Jed’s Coffee has scored quite a hit with this tempting recipe.

INGREDIENTS

1 Jed’s Coffee Co. Capsule 180ml cream 150gmilkchocolate, finely chopped Pinch ofsalt 150gdarkchocolate, finely chopped Chocolate sprinkles and/or cocoa powder for rolling

METHOD Usingthe Jed’s Coffee Co. capsule, pour a ristretto shot and stir into the cream with a pinch ofsalt. Place the chopped milkand dark chocolate into a microwave safe bowl, pour the cream and coffee mixture over the chocolate. Put the bowl into the microwave, and melt the mixture in 15 second bursts, stirringwell in between. Repeat until the chocolate has completely melted and the mixture is smooth. Transfer to a container and cover with a tight fittinglid.

Refrigerate for a minimum oftwo hours, oruntil the chocolate has set completely.

Once set, roll spoonfuls ofthe mixture into balls and roll in either the chocolate sprinkles or cocoa powder until completely coated.

Lay the rolled truffles on a plate, then return to the fridge to set for a final hour. Enjoy when ready, and keep stored in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.

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RED SHED PALAZZO

WINNER Rural Cafe of the Year. Recommending this cafe is easy – the food and service are that good and directions couldn’t be more straight forward: head along Karaka Rd and look out for the big... red shed! Along with their team, Paul (a chef with 30 years’ experience) and Kristina Smith serve quality food amidst beautiful, family and animal friendly, garden surrounds. Creative breakfasts, morning and afternoon teas, gourmet-style lunches and moreish cakes are all on offer at this fully licensed slice of rural paradise, open five days – 8.30am-4pm. Specialising in weddings, private functions or any special occasion. KARAKA CHOCOLATE HOUSE Papakura’s latest ‘hot spot’ has to be the Karaka Chocolate House specialising in fabulous, hand-made New Zealand chocolates found only in specialty stores – the perfect gift for that special person or an indulgent treat for oneself. Owner, Sharon Hogan’s exceptional range of confection is complemented by superb in-house coffee and locally-made, genuine French pastries, making this a real coffee stop and stay delight in the heart of the shops. And, for added enjoyment, why not try mouth-watering gelato – a palate pleaser all year round! Open 8am-3.30pm Mon-Sat. 145 Great South Rd, Papakura Phone 09 296 1222 www.karakachocolatehouse.co.nz 16 Jesmond Rd (just off Karaka Rd), Drury Phone 09 294 6687 www.redshedpalazzo.co.nz Palazzo Red Shed

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AMBROSIA

What could be better than a meal fit for a king? How about meals fit for the gods? Named after a substance the ancient Greeks believed to be ‘the food of the gods’, Ambrosia Bar & Restaurant delivers with more down-to-earth cuisine too. From bar snacks and breakfasts, to lunches and dinners, Ambrosia (open weekdays, 10am-11pm, and 8am-11pm, weekends) offers a wide range of fare from around the world, including a sumptuous Sunday roast – just $21 including any house drink!

44 Third View Ave, Beachlands Phone 09 536 4151 Email ambrosiabar.beachlands@gmail.com

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CAFE @ LASERSTRIKE

Much more is on the menu at Laser Strike than just a popular outdoor game. With an all-day menu, including homemade fare, this cafe is ideal for those stopping by for a quick bite, a full meal or before testing their skills on course. Set on a substantial rural ‘battlefield’, Laser Strike is an ideal activity for team bonding, school groups or birthday parties. Ample parking available; cafe open Wednesday-Sunday, 9am-4pm. Look for the signage.

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