#MKR #MIA

An impromptu #tweetyarn - an episode, if you will - of  My Kitchen Rules 
~ #MKR ~ 
between myself and the fabulous ....
Michelle Holstrup @poppyshel   |   Lady Sonia McMahon @soniahhh   |   

Marchioness Mindy @mindyhoyden   |   Fluffula  @Fluffula   |   Glennie  @iyamfive

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Michelle Holstrup @poppyshel   |   Lady Sonia McMahon @soniahhh   |   
Marchioness Mindy @mindyhoyden   |   Fluffula  @Fluffula   |   Glennie  @iyamfive 




NOTES


My Kitchen Rules is an Australian competitive cooking game show broadcast on the Seven Network since 2010.

Judges / Celebrity Chefs :  Manu Feidel  & Pete Evans

And special mention of incoming judge : Colin Fassnidge
Other judges are here.


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