My Kitchen Rules on Channel 7 welcomes three new teams

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My Kitchen Rules on Channel 7 – Manu and Colin’s surprise. Three brand new teams enter MKR.

Celebrity chefs Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge have added a surprise ingredient to the MKR recipe: three brand new teams of home cooks vying for glory from 7.30pm Monday, 18 September on Channel 7 and 7plus.

Meet the gatecrashers in the attached media kit, as they describe their team dynamic and reveal their reasons for competing on MKR. 

At the end of first Instant Restaurant round, twins Radha and Prabha fast-tracked to the Semi-Final after securing first place on the leaderboard.

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Friends Tommy and Rach came in second and secured themselves a place in the Quarter-Final. 

The remaining three original teams – Sonia and Marcus, Nick and Christian, and Claudean and Anthony – as well as the gatecrashers will set out for a second round of Instant Restaurants before the finalists battle it out in Kitchen HQ. 

In the attached kit, international superstar Nigella Lawson – joining as a judge in MKR Kitchen HQ – shares the markers of a good home cook as well as her most recent food discoveries in Australia.

MKR is produced by ITV Studios for the Seven Network.

My Kitchen Rules – Airs 7.30pm Monday to Wednesday on Channel 7 and 7plus

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Media release – Seven

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My Kitchen Rules on Channel 7

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