Jacky,<p>Have a question that only you can answer. My World Geography classes are doing country reports, if they bring food from thier country, they get more creidt. What would be something from OZ. I keep thinking of what is it Veggiemate or am I thinking of something. Thanks for any help you can give.

Hi there Sing,<p>I am presuming your students need to make this food and take it along to class? Okay, well I have a few suggestions. One is delicious pavlova (a meringue based cream and fruit topped dessert) Anzac Biscuits (cookies you call them - and this is an appropriate one because tomorrow is Anzac Day here, 25th April, the day we remember fallen soldiers from The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps - these biscuits were made in WW1 to send to the troops because they travelled well), and lamingtons - sponge cake rolled in chocolate icing and coconut.<p>I think you can find all of the recipes here:<p>http://fooddownunder.com/cgi-bin/search.cgi?q=Australian&words=all<p>That site also has a lot of other international recipes.<p>Vegemite is a sandwich spread, and difficult to get there, I imagine. Pick one of those things above and I will send you the recipe.<p>Hint: if you want simple to make, go for the Anzacs, if you want to impress, go for the pavlova. <p>Love and light, and glad to help,<p>Jacky

Oops!<p>I forgot to mention that some of the ingredients may not be familiar to you because we call them different things here. If you have any questions, just ask!

Jacky,<p>Thanks for the site.<p>My overachivers will like this. They get extar credit if they bring food.<p>gina

There is a company in Atlanta called the Australian Catalog Company, I believe. You can order Aussie foods through them. Candy bars. cookies. teas. stuff like that. Vegemite.<p>Vegemite is rather nasty stuff however, if spread very thinly on well-buttered toast, you won't gag too much.