MasterChef Australia S11E40 HDTV x264-CCT

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Mystery Box Challenge & Invention Test - Best Selling And Australia's Most Popular Ingredients
23 JUN 2019Reality-TV, Game-Show75 min
season
  • Original name: MasterChef Australia
  • Type: Reality
  • IMDb link: 1433870
  • IMDb rating: 8.2 (4,369 votes) Search
  • Created by: Franc Roddam
Episode description:
This episode's mystery box holds some of the best-selling ingredients from Coles and along with these, contestants must cook with some of Australia's favourite ingredients: Vegemite, tomato sauce or Milo.
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Duration: 01:09:00

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