Friday Game Night: Scarf or Barf with Curtis Stone

Starving for Attention with Richard and Jazmin Blais

Richard Blais

Arts, Food

4.9 • 621 Ratings

🗓️ 6 July 2018

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Richard and Jazmin play a special Aussie edition of Scarf or Barf? with Austrailian celebrity chef Curtis Stone. Remember to join us at @starving4pod on Instagram!

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0:00.0	The following program is brought to you by your friends at Podcast One. Don't forget to download our new Podcast One app.
0:09.1	Podcast One presents Starving for Attention. Friday Game Night with Richard Blaze. It's time to kick back and enjoy a lighter look into the culinary world.
0:21.1	Here we go. It's Friday Game Night, Australian edition. It's Scarfer Barf with Curtis Stone.
0:26.8	That was an attempt at an Australian.
0:30.1	So this is Scarfer Barf, Barf, Aussie Edition. These are all sort of like iconic Australian
0:35.8	foods. And you're going to tell us if you scarf it, gobble it up or a bar if you can't stand it.
0:40.9	All right, we're going to start with the easy one.
0:42.3	One of my favorite sort of iconic Australian ingredients, you know where I'm going.
0:46.9	Vegetamite.
0:48.6	I knew it.
0:49.9	I love it.
0:50.8	I scarf that.
0:51.6	Yes.
0:52.0	Now, just on toast?
0:54.0	Lots of butter. The toast has to be hot. I love it. I scarf that. Yes. Now, just on toast, like the...
0:54.2	Lots of butter. The toast has to be hot.
0:56.5	Lots of butter.
0:57.2	Okay. Break this down for us.
0:58.0	And not too much veggie mite.
0:59.2	All right. And it's like, it's just so good.
1:01.9	Do your kids eat it?
1:03.1	They do.
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