A Bite to Eat with Alice (2024-2024)

Premiere:
October 28, 2024

# of Seasons: 1

# of Episodes: 20

Finale:
November 22, 2024

Original Title:
A Bite to Eat with Alice

Countries:
AU

A Bite to Eat with Alice is a cooking show dedicated to creating delicious food. No matter your skill level, host Alice and her guest - who may not be able to cook toast - will inspire you to experiment in the kitchen. In each episode, Alice is joined by a guest from a variety of backgrounds, including familiar faces such as actress Pia Miranda, comedian Dilruk Jayasinha, singer Anthony Callea, and celebrated Australian food figure Stephanie Alexander. Guests share their personal stories, while also bringing a favourite ingredient for Zaslavsky to transform into a meal. The show also features a segment in which Alice attempts to change her guest's mind about an ingredient they dislike or struggle to cook, offering practical solutions to common food dilemmas.

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Audio Post Coordinator:
Andrew Jobson
Scott Findlay

Development Producer:
Tim Thatcher

Director:
Warren Tiedgen
Richard Franc

Editor:
Ben Eriksen
Chris Doherty
Andrew Ellis
Ken Hardie
Christos Argiropoulos
Andrew Hall

Executive Producer:
Mish Armstrong

Graphic Designer:
Claire Lee

Lighting Director:
Andrew Jepsen
Brendan Ratcliffe
Frank Racina

Post Producer:
Nicole Frisina

Post Production Coordinator:
Liza Sidwell

Post Production Supervisor:
Claire Morgan
Christopher Pang

Production Assistant:
Rebecca Dent

Production Coordinator:
Taryn Eva
Carly Bullen
Peter Adamidis

Production Executive:
Tim Pyke

Production Manager:
Rhianna Corra

Production Runner:
Hazel Heron
Emma Wardell

Set Designer:
Penny Southgate

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