We Try Rappas

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Aussies Review the Culinary Arts

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4 days ago

If you like to enjoy fine food and refined company, if you are a food connoisseur with impeccable taste and a love for fine dining – then this is not a Podcast for you. Join us as we instead explore the finest of fast food favourites and the most thrilling food fads. Every week we try a new, not-so-fine food and rate it in a purely subjective manner. Welcome to our feast!

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We Try Rappas

Aussies Review the Culinary Arts

39 minutes 10 seconds

4 years ago

We Try Rappas

This week we try the Rappas range from Oporto.

Oporto is a fast food chain selling Portuguese-style grilled chicken, the chain started with a store in North Bondi, Australia. Further information on Oporto can be found on their website here: https://www.oporto.com.au/

The Rappas range is a range of chicken wraps with one vegan option. The Oporto website states “Our Rappa Range is filled with real, feel good food like RSPCA Approved chicken, squeaky halloumi, creamy avocado, fresh tomato and crunchy slaw.”. As at the time of posting the range remains a current menu item at Australian Oporto restaurants. Further information on the Rappas range can be found on the Oporto website here: https://www.oporto.com.au/menu/rappas/

Disclaimer: The Aussies Review the Culinary Arts podcast is not affiliated with any of the brands discussed or mentioned during the podcast. At the time of recording no member of the Aussies Review the Culinary Arts podcast had any financial connection to nor benefits from the comments and reviews made on the products mentioned. All comments made on the podcast are personal opinion only and do not represent personal advice, professional knowledge on a product, nor may they reflect the views of the podcast group as a whole.

The Aussies Review the Culinary Arts podcast reminds all listeners that fast food is best enjoyed in moderation and that this podcast does not seek to promote excessive intake of such foods. The podcast group cannot and do not provide dietary advice. Any individual should seek the advice of a trusted professional when determining their personal dietary requirements.