Practical, proven products
The range is chosen for real home projects, not for show. It needs to work, last, and make sense for the way customers use it.
Family owned | Wangaratta | Since 2011
A practical store for people who love making good things at home.
My Slice of Life brings together practical supplies, equipment, ingredients, and local advice for makers, cooks, brewers, bakers, preservers, and outdoor entertainers.
About My Slice of Life
Retail-first, local at heart, useful by design.
My Slice of Life is a family-owned Wangaratta store and online shop built around the projects people actually do at home.
Some customers come in for brewing gear. Some are preserving tomatoes, sharpening knives, fitting out an outdoor kitchen, choosing a pizza oven, pressing fruit, making salami, or finding a practical gift. The common thread is simple: they want dependable gear and someone who can help them choose it well.
The website should feel the same as the store: easy to browse, practical, warm, and focused on getting you from idea to finished result without the noise.
2011
Established locally
Serving Wangaratta customers in store and shipping orders across Australia.
7
Maker journeys
Make It, Bake It, Brew It, Press It, Cook It, Cut It, and Enjoy It.
Store + online
A real retail store with online convenience.
Browse from home, order online, or visit the team in Wangaratta when you want hands-on help choosing the right setup.
What we care about
Good gear, clear advice, and less guesswork.
Advice from people who know
Whether it is ingredients, equipment, maintenance, or setup, the aim is to help customers buy with confidence.
Easy online ordering
The online store keeps the range accessible for customers who cannot get into Wangaratta or already know what they need.
Why Wangaratta matters
A local store makes the advice better.
Customers are often buying for a specific job: a first brew, a preserving weekend, a sharper kitchen, a smoker setup, a pizza night, or a backyard upgrade. Having a real store means the team can talk through the details that product listings alone cannot always answer.
That local retail rhythm is what should shape the website too. It should make the range feel generous without feeling chaotic, and helpful without sounding like a catalogue.
Online + in store
Ready for your next project?
Browse online, or visit the Wangaratta store for practical help choosing the right supplies.