
Stories make the food we love taste even better. Food blogger and self-taught cook, Perzen Patel sits down weekly with the people in our food trucks, at our farmers’ markets, in home-based kitchens and beyond to talk shop and learn the stories behind the food they serve. If you love eating local, going to food festivals, secretly call yourself a ‘street foodie’ or even dream of one day starting a ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | FoodBusinessArts | ||||

Today on the show we are talking about food as a whole and the concept of food design with Jane Armour-Raudon. What is food design exactly? What do we mean when we say something we eat is sustainable? How can food design invigorate our relationship w... more
Welcome again to the Kiwi Foodcast. Today on the show we have Kevin Ngadisastra, one half of the duo behind the Popup that has been taking Wellington by storm, Townhouse Ramen. Kevin’s ramen journey began in 2016 with a trip to Japan. But he is actua... more
Julie Gillingham was a dental hygienist when she fell in love with the keto lifestyle. After giving birth to two children, she loved how keto made her feel. The sleep was better, she had more energy and of course, the weight loss was a bonus. She did... more
Sachie came to New Zealand after graduating high school, mainly to speak English. What was she most surprised with on coming here? She says, "I was surprised with the size...not of the country but with the size of vegetables here. In Japan, a capsicu... more
Monisha's journey cooking and eating fresh, healthy food started long before she joined Instagram. In India, she worked as a naturopath, as an aerobic instructor and a yoga teacher.
Life changed when her family and she decided to move to New Zealand... more
Ash Razmi was on a trip in the States when he tasted his first quality craft beef jerky and couldn’t get enough. After he came back home he was determined to replicate those flavours and used a home dehydrator to try making his own jerky. It took him... more
When my mum and I moved to New Zealand, I was always the odd one out at school. Other kids brought sandwiches while mum always packed me some Indian leftovers. "What's that, butter chicken?", my Kiwi friends would ask while I waited near the microwav... more
Jayshri was born in New Zealand. However, she grew up eating primarily Gujarati food at home. For her mum, like many Indian mums, food was the primary love language. Jayshri didn't learn how to cook Indian food until she left home to study. She would... more
I love anything to do with food and love how it’s a New Zealand poddy!!! Keep it up love hearing it!!!!!
So interesting and so much topic variety! So glad I’ve finally found an NZ based food podcast!
Very excited to see a NZ based food podcast! Hope to see more relatable content in the community around me ☺️
Very interesting and thought provoking podcast about kiwi food! Would recommend
Maybe I’m old-fashioned, but I find it hard to imagine a food podcast, stripped of the visual element. That was, until I discovered this podcast and was forced to eat my own words. Excellent & interesting podcast and very well presented.
So great to finally find a food podcast that’s focused on New Zealand! Can’t wait to listen to more episodes and discover the lovely food Aotearoa has to offer us all.
I’m a huge foodie, and I love listening to people talk about food almost as much as I love making and eating it! Perzen’s podcast is very nice and informative and look forward to more episodes!
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