Blackcurrant highlights
Combine blackcurrant notes with soft textures for an easy, colourful starting point.
TODAY'S FEATURE
SWEET INSPIRATION • AUSTRALIA
Explore gummies, lollipops, chocolates and creative combinations for everyday treats and special occasions. Explore the native garden candy palettes theme throughout this Silver Gum Forest guide.
Silver Gum Forest looks at sweets through the lens of bushland calm. Think sage, eucalyptus and cocoa brown: an easy starting point for a selection with personality.
Texture makes the difference. Pair something that melts slowly with a chewy bite, then add a crisp detail to keep every handful interesting.
Start with a favourite treat and build around it. Blackcurrant flavours work beautifully beside dark chocolate, while a small tangy note keeps things lively.
Combine blackcurrant notes with soft textures for an easy, colourful starting point.
A touch of dark chocolate brings warmth and balance to stronger fruit flavours.
Use sage, eucalyptus and cocoa brown as a guide when choosing treats for relaxed afternoon teas.
Keep a few favourite sweets close for quiet outdoor moments and relaxed sharing.
Berries, citrus, tropical fruit and grape.
Milk chocolate, vanilla and mellow caramel.
Lively citrus with a little sour sparkle.
Comforting flavours that work together.
For relaxed afternoon teas, choose a few generous colours and repeat them across the table. Smaller groups of sweets often look more inviting than a huge assortment.
First choose a flavour family; next add a different texture; then include a gentler note. Finish with a palette inspired by sage, eucalyptus and cocoa brown.
Begin with the sweet you enjoy most.
Bring in a different texture.
Pair gentle notes with bolder choices.
For quiet outdoor moments, try keeping the arrangement simple and giving each flavour room to stand out.
A little dark chocolate can round out sharper fruit flavours. Serve it alongside chewy pieces rather than mixing everything together at once.
Combine blackcurrant notes with soft textures for an easy, colourful starting point.
A touch of dark chocolate brings warmth and balance to stronger fruit flavours.
Use sage, eucalyptus and cocoa brown as a guide when choosing treats for relaxed afternoon teas.
We focus on sage, eucalyptus and cocoa brown and simple flavour combinations inspired by quiet outdoor moments.
Try blackcurrant with dark chocolate, then add a crunchy or chewy counterpoint.
Pick two main flavours, keep portions easy to share and repeat a few colours across the arrangement.
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