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Here at Grazing Acres we specialise in curating gourmet grazing tables, grazing boards and platters locally on the Sunshine Coast.

We focus on using (when possible) seasonal, locally sourced fruit and vegetables and an array of Australian and Imported cheese and cured meats. Adorning our produce in Organic dried flowers from a local flower farm and fresh Organic flowers and herbs picked from my very own backyard (Sometimes even the passion fruit are from our home grown vine too).

Grazing tables are not only aesthetically pleasing and delicious but they are a great way to keep your guests engaged, create flow, atmosphere and are a great talking point for any event. From birthdays for the old and young, baby showers, hens nights, engagements, social events and weddings we can cater from 2 – 300 people. 

Send us an enquiry and check out our “Grazing Acres” tab to see how we can cater to your upcoming event. 

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Who, me?

With an extensive background in hospitality and events and a passion for creativity it was a no brainer that I would wind up doing something of my own in the industry. I took the leap of entrepreneurship while on maternity leave with my eldest child in 2017 and can not believe the response I have had in such a short time trading as a sole run, small business.

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My love for food and shared grazing experiences has been ingrained in me since I was a child.  My rich Mediterranean roots and the Maltese way of life is what made my journey into creating @grazing.acres so effortless.. Growing up around tables full of good fresh food has always been apart of my life.

Grazing Acres is reflective of a time that brings people together, allows for conversations, laughter, debates and dancing. To me Grazing Acres is about knowing that no matter the course of the gathering, you can be comforted that there is always going to be good food at the ready

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Just like it has always been for me.

I want to be able to create this experience for other people, to bring to life a shared grazing experience, to create a memorable spread.

Thanks, Sharni.