Kiwi Foodcast

Today on the show we are talking about food as a whole and the concept of food design with Jane Armour-Raudon. What is food design exactly? What do we mean when we say something we eat is sustainable? How can food design invigorate our relationship with the food we put into our mouth? Lets chat with Jane the Food Smith and find out!

Today on the show we have Kevin Ngadisastra, one half of the duo behind the Popup that has been taking Wellington by storm, Townhouse Ramen.

Julie's keto food journey started after her second baby was born. She loved how eating keto made her feel. She now makes keto pizza bases, tortilla's and other bready bits to make embracing keto easier for us flour-lovers.

Sachie Nomura runs one of Australasia's most awarded cooking schools, Sachie's kitchen. We talk about her journey from teaching Japanese cooking in her apartment to teaching Asian cuisine to more than 50,000 New Zealanders.

Monisha started her journey on Instagram in 2016 when her son opened an account for her to post photos of the colourful smoothies she made. Five years later, she has 75,000 followers and a thriving career as photographer & recipe developer.

Ash Razmi tasted his first craft beef jerky in USA and couldn’t get enough. He decided to do something about the tough rubbery jerky you find at Kiwi petrol stations and Bootleg Jerky was born.

The tables are turned this episode. Find out how the Kiwi Foodcast helped one food entrepreneur launch a new food business and follow her passion to take Kiwis on a journey beyond butter chicken.

Being a Kiwi-born Gujarati, Jayshri wasn't able to translate her mum's 'a little bit of this and that' instructions into successful meals. She decided to write a cookbook that documented her mum's Gujarati delights and talks to us about her journey.

The Food Bowl is for food entrepreneurs what the Willy Wonka Chocolate factory was for kids. We chat to Alasdair Baxter of the Food Bowl to find out more.

Adlena Wong, a recent migrant to NZ, started home based takeout Super Shiok Eats from her Remuera kitchen during the 2020 lockdowns. She started with selling the traditional Nasi Lemak and now sells all kinds of Singaporean street food.