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When in Melbourne: Must Have Cakes at Brunetti

Where: 194-204 Faraday Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3053
July 30, 2008 at 9:18 AM | by | Comments (2)

Jaunted's Amanda Kendle just got back from Melbourne. This week: Read all about it.

OMG. There is actually a heaven on earth and it's at Brunetti, Melbourne's most famous spot for cakes. You might not even be in the mood for cake--or even particularly like it--but walk into Brunetti and you will be converted for life.

All Melbournites seem to know that the best Brunetti cakes are at the Carlton branch--try to head into the City Square branch and you'll only find tourists. The best way to deal with the mind-boggling selection is to go for a few of their bite-sized cakes and if you find your favorite, take away an entire cake. It's not even expensive.

Curiously, Brunetti all started because owner Giorgio Angele came to Melbourne as the Italian chef for the 1956 Olympics. He liked it and later migrated; everyone but the Italians should be grateful for that. Don't leave Melbourne without your Brunetti sugar fix or you haven't seen Melbourne at all. Of course, we could be biased towards cakes--but all the best travelers are.

Related Stories:
· Brunettti [Official Site]
· Melbourne Travel coverage [Jaunted]

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Don't forget...

My favorite sugar fix in Melbourne is Haigh's Chocolates.  Yum.  They've been around nearly 100 years (the company, not the chocolate).  

Aloha, http://beatofhawaii.com


Haigh's

... don't worry I didn't forget, I also had a pigout on some Haigh's chocolates ... except that they're actually originally from South Australia so I don't tend to indulge quite so much unless I'm in Adelaide.

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