
Food culture in Australia is unique and revered. With an abundance of amazing chefs and venues, Australia is on the cutting edge of food culture, globally. Join us as we chat about the realities of the food and hospitality industries. We dive deep into worlds behind the pass, on the farm, or in the office - exploring what makes our food world tick. Hosts Stef Posthuma (Quicksand Food) and Simon Ev... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 192 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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For this weeks episode Stef and Simon bring on their old mate Andy Burns from Babyface kitchen to discuss this weeks hard hitting hospitality news. They talk about Martin Benn and Vicky Wild leaving society restaurant after only 5 services, The issue... more
Such an interesting insight into aussie food culture. I learn so much each episode and there is a wide variety of interesting characters interviewed. My favourite part is that you don’t need to be in the industry or a typical “foodie” to enjoy. Love it!
Well worth a listen if you are interested in the Australian food scene. Great to hear an alternative voice supporting a range of lesser known industry figures, as well as some of the big players. Always a wide range of topics that delve below the surface. Keep it up boys, love your work!
Casually delivered but insanely articulate and sophisticated dialogue about all things hospitality.
The knowledge and experience of the hosts is immediately evident in the level of conversation, the anecdotes and even in their selection of guests.
Engaging from start to finish.
Lots of great information and gossip from people within the industry. Nice to have viewpoints from outside the mainstream that are not affected by commercial relationships or bias. Keep it up!
Hey boys. It was 2013. Couldn’t forget! Andy and I were at Dagwood and I worked the dinner with Brendan! Andy’s not wrong about how full the coolroom was. You literally couldn’t walk in. Brendan would come prep in the mornings before lunch service and the day if he and I prepped from I think like 6am? Was an awesome night I’ll try find some photos
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