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An insider's guide to Paris - The Australian
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— UTE Biefang, director of Ute In Paris, takes us on a tour of her favourite haunts. STAY: Original Hotel. In the Marais-Bastille area, ... › ...
A Parisian's plea to Australian travellers | The New Daily
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The attacks that took place in Paris were awful, but that's not reason to avoid the city of lights.
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Beyond bikkies
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Ute Biefang, who's co-ordinating the children's program at the festival, says the aim is to take the mystery out of cooking and put the fun back in.
Mehrgenerationenhaus in Sonsbeck - Xanten - RP Online
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— Immobilienmaklerin Ute Biefang steht mit den Bewohnerinnen Christel Schoofs und Marlies Tüttemann im Innenhof, wo die Hausgemeinschaft im ... › NRW › Städte › Xanten
Where Matt Preston Likes To Eat In Melbourne - Melbourne Food & Wine...
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He shares his little black book.
Takeaway good, fine dining bad. Right? - The Age
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— But the Melbourne Food and Wine Festival's producer, Ute Biefang, scoffs at the fear of fat. "To me, people focus too much on fat," she says ... › entert...
The secret ingredients | The Examiner | Launceston, TAS
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— Ute Biefang makes it her business to know the places Paris' food-loving visitors want to find, but can't quite uncover on their own. › story
Where Matt Preston Likes To Eat In Melbourne
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— I need to acknowledge the amazing work of Ute Biefang in breathing life into this event, and the vision of the Langham's Katie Benson. › ...
Takeaway good, fine dining bad. Right?
www.theage.com.au
Australians are making themselves fat on the myth that dining out
at a fancy restaurant is better than digging in to takeaway. -
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