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Music and a touch of magic this year for Mother’s Day: Queensland Symphony Orchestra

May 4, by Vikram Goyal.

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There’s breakfast in bed, flowers, some lippy and sometimes even powertools bought by dad and dressed up as a ‘gift’ for mum…. This year, the Queensland Symphony Orchestra has made Mother’s Day super easy with the Happy Mother’s Day Concert, part of the incredibly loved Music on Sundays Program, being staged on Sunday 11 May at 11.30am in the Concert Hall at QPAC. So give mum music and a touch of magic!!

Concert highlights include Dvo?ák’s nostalgic Songs My Mother Taught Me and Brisbane husband-and-wife legends Pamela Page and Max Olding performing Czerny’s Piano Concerto for Four Hands.

The Happy Mother’s Day concert is part of the QSO’s popular Music on Sundays series, hosted by one of Australia’s most versatile musical entertainers, Guy Noble.  Each concert in the Music on Sundays series involves popular, themed repertoire. Wave your British flag in the celebratory event (Not) The Last Night of the Proms on 27 April, hear operatic wonders in Passion and Madness on 27 July, and listen to music from an array of international composers in World Inspiration on 19 October.

As the entertaining host of the series, Guy Noble, has built a popular following for the Music on Sundays concerts, his cheeky humour and occasional costume changes surprise and delight audiences of all ages. This comical, spontaneous element and Guy’s informed musical commentary make these concerts a great way to introduce audiences to orchestral music.  With themed music, renowned soloists, world-class musicians and an entertaining host, the QSO offers the perfect reason to get out of bed on a Sunday morning!

The 2014 Music on Sundays series opens on Sunday 9 March at 11.30am in the QPAC Concert Hall. Subscription packages and single tickets available now through qtix on 136 246.

Music on Sundays Series is proudly presented by Bacchus Bar, Restaurant & Pool. Official Radio Partner – Brisbane’s News Talk 4BC. 

MUSIC ON SUNDAYS – 2014 CONCERTS

27 April at 11.30am, QPAC Concert Hall | (Not) The Last Night of the Proms – Light-Hearted Traditional

11 May at 11.30am, QPAC Concert Hall | Happy Mother’s Day – The Gift of Music

27 July at 11.30am, QPAC Concert Hall | Passion and Madness – Operatic Wonders

19 October at 11.30am, QPAC Concert Hall | World Inspiration – Armchair Traveller

TICKETS: qtix 136 246 or qso.com.au

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20 Must Try Reciping Using Cadbury Creme Easter Eggs

 

Cadbury Creme Eggs have been a staple of Easter celebrations since their introduction in 1963. These delightful treats have captured the hearts of people all around the world with their smooth fondant centers and rich chocolate shells. The popularity of Cadbury Creme Eggs has only grown over the years, and they have become a beloved Easter tradition in many households.

Cadbury, a British confectionery company, first introduced the Creme Egg as a limited edition product in the UK. The product was so popular that it became a regular Easter offering in the UK in 1971. It was only in 1985 that the Creme Egg made its way across the Atlantic to the US, where it quickly gained a following.

The Cadbury Creme Egg is a chocolate egg filled with white and yellow fondant. The white fondant represents the egg white, while the yellow fondant represents the yolk. The chocolate shell is made from Cadbury’s Dairy Milk chocolate, which gives it its unique and delicious flavor. You have to have a sweet tooth for the fondant, for me it is super sweet.

Over the years, Cadbury has come up with many creative ways to enjoy their Creme Eggs. From classic Creme Egg-filled cupcakes to decadent Creme Egg cheesecake, the possibilities are endless. It’s no wonder that people are always searching for new and exciting ways to incorporate these delicious treats into their favorite desserts.

One of the reasons why Cadbury Creme Eggs have remained so popular is their limited availability. They are only available during the Easter season, which makes them a special treat that people look forward to all year round. In addition, the unique combination of chocolate and fondant is a crowd-pleaser, and it’s hard to resist the creamy, sweet filling that oozes out of the egg.

Another reason for the continued popularity of Cadbury Creme Eggs is their nostalgic value. Many people have fond memories of enjoying Creme Eggs as children, and they continue to enjoy them as adults. For many, the arrival of the Creme Eggs on store shelves signals the start of spring and the beginning of Easter celebrations.

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So why are these eggs so popular? nostalgic? reminds you of your childhood? Cadbury Creme Eggs are also only available for a limited time each year, which makes them a highly sought-after treat. The anticipation of their release and the excitement of finally getting your hands on them adds to their appeal and popularity.

It was a sweet and delicious lunch that we both enjoyed. He told me that it was a healthy milkshake because it had “eggs” in it. Although the eggs he referred to were not real eggs, this milkshake is still a decadent treat that you won’t be able to resist.

Mt Brothers’ Cadbury Creme Egg Milkshake Recipe:

Ingredients:

  • 2 Cadbury Creme Eggs
  • 2 cups vanilla ice cream
  • 1 cup milk
  • 1/2 cup vanilla-flavored almond milk
  • Whipped cream
  • Chocolate syrup

Instructions:

  1. Unwrap the Cadbury Creme Eggs and chop them into small pieces.
  2. In a blender, add the chopped Creme Eggs, vanilla ice cream, milk, and vanilla-flavored almond milk.
  3. Blend the ingredients together until they are smooth and creamy.
  4. Pour the milkshake into a tall glass.
  5. Top with whipped cream and drizzle with chocolate syrup.
  6. Add a straw and enjoy your delicious Cadbury Creme Egg Milkshake!

Note: You can adjust the amount of almond milk to your desired consistency. If you don’t have almond milk, you can substitute it with regular milk or any other plant-based milk of your choice.

 

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