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The Cookbook Tour - Europe by Flip Grater

Monday, 17 October 2011, 12:38 pm
Press Release: Maiden Records

Maiden Records and Grabaseat are pleased to announce:

The Cookbook Tour - Europe by Flip Grater (in stores now)

Flip Grater NEW ZEALAND BOOK TOUR (November 2011)

/Flip Grater's writing is sensuous, funny and wise as she eats, drinks,
sings and parties her way around Europe. She has an adventurous and
gracious eye for regional differences (and good-looking waiters) and the
recipes are wonderful./

/I finished each page grinning and hungry./

--- DonMcGlashan

Catch Flip live as part of the latest Fly My Pretties line up and then
on her NZ book tour. See below and attached press release for dates and
details.Tickets available from undertheradar.co.nz

*THE COOKBOOK TOUR EUROPEby Flip Grater - BOOK TOUR NZ*

*Nov 23 Wellington, Mighty Mighty ***

*Nov 25 Nelson, Boat House ***

*Nov 26 Westport, Star Tavern ***

*Dec 1 Oamaru, Penguin Club ***

*Dec 2 Port Chalmers, Chicks Hotel***

*Dec 3****CHCH Food & Wine Festival*

*Dec 7 Auckland, Tabac ***

*Dec 8 Raglan, Yot Club ***

*Dec 10 Leigh Sawmill *

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