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The Whipple Hunter comes across a wild Ramen Burger hiding within some matcha fries in the Lane of Chatswood Hawkers. The native @onetealounge have a hut here and brought greetings with smiles, suggestions and scare away nasty Allium Ghosts for the food hunter. This Ramen Burger was plump, warm to the touch and our hero hunter left no scraps to attract North Shore polar bears 😍🍔🐻 #thewhipplehunter #sightingsofthewhipplehunter #wildfoodlandsofsydney #chatswood #hawkerlane #onetealounge #outlet #sydneyfoodblog #sydneyblogger #ramenburger #matchafries #sydneyfood #foodhunter #zomatoaus #sydneyfoodie #instablog #foodcreatures #sydneyfoodshare

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Attention Please! We are The Food Hunters in Black. I need y'all to look into this tasty @kakawa_sydney chocolate hazelnut bar and all.... Opps. 😒 #thewhipplehunter #sightingsofthewhipplehunter #foodhuntersinblack #kakawachocolate #sydneyfood #chocolate #hazelnutchocolate #sydneyfoodblog #sydneyfoodie #meninblack #jokes #instafoodie #wildfoodlandsofsydney

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Smooth Chocolate Festival from Rosamund Turkington on Vimeo.

The Whipple Hunter and her Aunt, Lady Harriet of Mosman-Moggie Manor, go exploring the rocky part of the Wild Food Lands of Sydney and try to hunt down the best chocolate at The Smooth Chocolate Festival.

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The Whipple Hunter and her Aunt, Lady Harriet, discuss gelato and chocolate. Funny that considering where they are. #thewhipplehunter #smoothchocfest #sightingsofthewhipplehunter #wildfoodlandsofsydney #chocolatefestival #chocolatebreedingprogram #gelato #chocolate #whatsonthemenu #whipplevideo #newcostume #therocks #sydneyfoodblogger #sydney #foodhunting #foodblogger

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Cronut-Rodent of Unusual Size (CROUS): A labrador-sized cronut/rodent hybrid with bright red lips and pointy teeth. First discovered in 2013 in New York pipes, underneath the famous Donut River that spans the whole Island. By 2014, CROUSes managed to develop pastry flaky thumbs and built themselves luxury boats to travel the world. CROUSes have been spotted in the wild food lands of Sydney trying to disguise themselves by wearing tailcoats (perfect for their 2-foot long caramel tails) and calling themselves “Mr Worcester Brewington”.

Description of a CROUS in “The Monster Codex” by The Whipple Hunter 2015