Date: April 6th
Location: Lydham Hall, Historic House Tour and History of Chocolate

Step back in time and indulge in the fascinating history of Australian chocolate! 🍫✨

Join Adam Moore for an insightful journey into the evolution of Australian chocolate. This Masterclass will cover the rich history of the Australian chocolate industry, exploring its diverse products and the lasting impact on the nation's chocolate culture. Young chefs will gain insights into the unique properties of chocolate and its application in the culinary arts.

The day begins with a guided tour of Lydham Hall, a historic house established in the 1880s. As the home transforms into a museum and café, participants will step into the past, visiting the 1880s kitchen and learning how chocolate made its way into Australian kitchens. An informative lecture on the history of Australian chocolate will follow the tour.

What’s Included:

Guided Tour of Lydham Hall and the 1880s kitchen
Masterclass on the History of Australian Chocolate
Morning Tea in the Hall's presentation room
Arrival Time: 10:30 AM
Light Lunch Included
Cost:
- Young Chefs (Under 25 FREE)
- Members: $20 (Payable on the day)
- Non-Members: $30 (Payable on the day)

Don’t miss this unique blend of history, culture, and culinary exploration!

🎟️ Limited Spots Available!

About Adam Moore

Adam Moore is a highly respected corporate chef, public speaker, TV presenter, and award-winning innovator with a career spanning over three decades. Known for his leadership in the culinary world, Adam has worked with renowned companies such as ACCOR Hotels, Mars Australia, and Kraft Heinz, and has contributed to the development of over $300 million worth of new products.

As the newly elected Young Chef Mentor for NSW, ACT & Regions, Adam is passionate about guiding and inspiring the next generation of chefs. He is also a Certified Executive Chef (CEC) and a member of the Australian Institute of Food Scientists.

Beyond his culinary expertise, Adam is dedicated to humanitarian causes, having raised over $7 million for various charities and serving as a National Ambassador for Cure Cancer and RUOK?. He is also a well-known advocate for mental health, drawing from his own personal journey of weight loss, having shed over 80kg.

With a legacy of inspiring others through his work in food science, innovation, and community efforts, Adam continues to shape the future of the culinary industry while mentoring young chefs and chefs in need of guidance.

A Nestle Professional Young Chef Initiative

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