No more heavy, spongy gluten-free bread. OmGoodness in Hastings.
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OMGoodness, Hastings, Hawke’s Bay
OMGoodness Bread was the result of over 10 years of work—and all of it done at home. Scott Wynand’s goal was to provide a yummy, gluten-free bread for his young daughter who was gluten-intolerant. Gluten-free bread can be spongy, heavy and almost doomed to toast just to work. However, Wynand was not giving up. Today, OmGoodness is a staple in Hawke’s Bay and also in other parts of New Zealand.
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It’s a smelly place, but the woodshed is where all the action is centred around.
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The Wilderness Lodge at Arthur’s Pass: In and around the farm.
Jamie’s Kitchen, Wilderness Lodge, Arthur’s Pass
Jamie’s playground at the Wilderness Lodge, Arthur’s Pass
Mum’s Track, Wilderness Lodge, Arthur’s Pass
A morning walk down Mum’s Track.
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Off the main road, next to a boxing gym, is a place called Paisley Stage.
Bicycle Belles, Art Deco, Napier
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