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KaiNiue Food Festival in Paradise

Published: Mon 17 Sep 2018 04:44 PM
KaiNiue Food Festival in Paradise
Foodies with a passion for Pacific flavours and island paradise holidays need look no further than the KaiNiue Food Festival, a food and wine extravaganza to be held on the relaxing island of Niue in November.
Festival attendees will enjoy Niue's unique flavours internationally crafted by some of New Zealand’s best chefs. The three-day festival from 2 - 5 November includes daily events showcasing and celebrating Niue’s food and culture. These events will include master cooking classes with Lou and Ant Bentley from Akaroa Cooking School matched with wonderful wines from Invivo and Yealands, a gourmet lunch and gala dinner with menus specially created by talented New Zealand guest chefs, Jeremy Rameka and Rex Morgan.
Napier’s Chef Jeremy Rameka from award winning restaurant Pacifica will be collaborating with Wellington’s Boulcott Street Bistro gastronome Rex Morgan to bring together their culinary skills for the Welcome Drinks event, Lunch and Gala Dinner. Top Kiwi chefs Ant and Lou Bentley from the Akaroa Cooking School will be holding master cooking classes at the Scenic Matavai with Yealands and Invivo Wines providing the perfect wine matching for those events.
Visitors can also experience the true taste of Niue with a Traditional Niuean Feast on the first night or catch a glimpse of Niuean life with an early morning trip to the local food market. Niue Tourism Chief Executive Felicity Bollen says the festival promises to be an event to remember. “KaiNiue Food Festival will be a magical celebration of food and wine that is not to be missed. We can’t wait to show off Niue’s Pacific flavours, our amazing island and unique culture, but foodies need to book now because there are limited tickets to each event,” she says.
KaiNiue Food Festival visitors will also have time to sample the other delights of this amazing island – from swimming and snorkelling in some of the clearest water in the world, to whale and dolphin-watching, exploring the many hidden sea tracks, caves and chasms, or simply relaxing in Niue’s balmy tropical climate.
Don’t miss this fantastic food and cultural experience – mark KaiNiue Food Festival in your diary now. To find out more in the food festival please visit www.kainiue.comor for broader information on Niue - www.niueisland.com
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