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Hosts Robert Oliver and Dora Rossi have experience crafting unique food in kitchens in New Zealand, Cook Islands and Samoa.
A new TV series of Pacific Island Food Revolution has been filmed and is to screen here in coming months. The creators believe its kinder, gentler spirit sets it apart from any other reality cooking show – and enables it to help peoples across the Pacific fight back against bad nutrition and disease. Hereiti File reports
A new TV series of Pacific Island Food Revolution has been filmed and is to screen here in coming months. The creators believe its kinder, gentler spirit sets it apart from any other reality cooking show – and enables it to help peoples across the Pacific fight back against bad nutrition and disease. Hereiti File reports
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