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Secret eats a surprise treat

THE secret is out! Culinary event extraordinaire Secret Foodies launched their surprise dining experience this week with guests from across the Sunshine Coast descending on Noosa for the unique experience.
The first Queensland event took place on Wednesday 6 July at popular Noosa restaurant Locale, with guests being sent a text of the secret location just two hours before the event was due to kick off.
Curious foodies enjoyed a delicious three-course meal with food inspired by Italy’s European neighbours in the north and the spectacular Mediterranean in the south.
Guests were treated to a mouth-watering array of seafood, pork belly, wagyu bresaola and a scrumptious dessert all accompanied by expertly matched wines.
Secret Foodie founder Ms Darlinghurst has hosted over 200 events with many taking place in various restaurants and random locations including a rooftop, laneway, warehouse and even a farmyard barn.

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