Calling all home cooks! 'Come Dine With Me SA' applications are open
Do you think you have what it takes to cook a three-course meal and win R10,000?
What do you get when you combine the drama of reality television and the pressure of a cooking show?
One of the most entertaining competitions in the world!
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We're talking about 'Come Dine With Me', of course.
The show, originally a BBC production that had its humble beginnings in England, was an instant hit when it came to South Africa and was filled with local flavour, literally.
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Viewers are religiously tuning in as the show travels across the country and joins a bunch of strangers as they take turns creating delicious (or occasionally questionable) meals for each other in the hopes of winning the grand prize of R10,000.
For six seasons the show has kept SA entertained with many hilarious, cringe, and iconic moments.
Also to my pleasant delight, my FAVORITE episode of Come Dine With Me SA was playing
— Trish (@MPHO_eL) May 10, 2021
The Vanessa and Tam show down 🤣🤣🤣🤣 will never get tired of watching this one
Ness is a proper Karen towards the end 🤣🤣🤣
One of the best Come Dine With Me SA episodes was when the white 19 year old hosting on the first night, got so drunk before the guests arrived 😭😭
— z. (@Zindz_1) May 7, 2021
One thing I will do, is stop doing what I am doing and watch Come Dine with me - SA.
— TheCool (@A_Dot85) May 7, 2021
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Even the series narrator, Dave Lamb, has a loyal and loving following!
This lady named her desert “the 2020 mess” 🤣
— Matthew Hirsch (@MattHirsch08) May 5, 2021
The guy who does the commentary on Love Island SA is so wack. They need to put on the guy from Come Dine With Me SA!
— Lebohang Sekhokoane (@Darwin_Hybrid) May 5, 2021
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Now it could be YOUR turn to become part of this hit series!
Season seven is set to be more exciting than ever with even more surprises heading for the new batch of contestants.
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The show is currently broadcasting part two of their sixth season on BBC Lifestyle every Wednesday at 20h00 and the next season will be airing at the end of the year.
Applications have officially opened today, the 12th of May, and any South African residents are more than welcome to enter.
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You can find all the information you need right here: www.bbcsouthafrica.com.
Good luck to all of you who will be throwing your chef's hats into the ring
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Main image courtesy of BBC South Africa