The Australian Women's Weekly

Christmas in July party

This year’s Australian Women’ s Weekly Christmas in July events had everything guests could wish for: fine food, fruity cocktails, a festive atmosphere – and expert tips on hosting the perfect Christmas.

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The Australian Women’ s Weekly and Editor-in-chief Nicole Byers recently invited readers to attend two very special Christmas in July lunches.

Held at two amazing venues – Trunk

Bar & Restaurant in Melbourne on July 19 – and Beta Bar in Sydney on July 26, the 75 excited readers and their friends were treated to a cosy, wintry celebratio­n of food, fun and new friendship­s. The Australian Women’ s Weekly Food Director Fran Abdallaoui wowed everyone with her expert cocktail demonstrat­ions and delicious threecours­e Christmas menu – and provided helpful tips and tricks direct from the

Test Kitchen on hosting the perfect Christmas with friends and family.

Her fabulous fruity cocktail, a ginger and pomegranat­e punch, was a huge hit with the guests, who particular­ly loved seeing how deftly Fran handled the tricky technique of removing the seeds from fresh pomegranat­es!

Scott Ellis, APT’s National Sales Manager, hosted a fun-filled Q&A session on some of APT’s most popular Christmas tours to Europe and Canada, while APT staff were on hand to assist curious travellers. Then, to bring the lunches to a close, two lucky guests had their names drawn to win $500 Endota spa vouchers, and every

Australian Women’ s Weekly Christmas in July guest went home with a goodie bag with their very own copy of The Australian Women’ s Weekly ChristmasB­asics – plus lasting memories of an amazing afternoon.

Fran’s fruity cocktail, a ginger and pomegranat­e punch, was a huge hit with the guests.

 ??  ?? Nicole Byers (above) and Fran Abdallaoui (right) made sure all went home happy and well fed.
Nicole Byers (above) and Fran Abdallaoui (right) made sure all went home happy and well fed.
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 ??  ?? Q&A with Nicole Byers and APT’s Scott Ellis.
Q&A with Nicole Byers and APT’s Scott Ellis.

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