Foodie Games

The fun doesn't stop here! Enjoy some foodie games to keep the good times going.

👑 Crown the Sandwich Champ

You've cooked it. You've admired it. Now settle the score.
Rate each toastie out of 5 across four categories:

TASTE

How was the saltiness, richness, and juiciness? Rate it out of 5.

VISUAL APPEAL

Would you put it on the cover of Delicious magazine? Rate it out of 5.

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY

Did it hold together, or did it fall apart in your hands? Rate it out of 5.

EMOTIONAL SATISFACTION

Full heart, full stomach. Did this sandwich fill both? Rate it out of 5.

🧑‍🍳 Who Would Win MasterChef?

The aprons are on. The clock is ticking. Darren is watching.
Click on a judge to hear their verdict. Is your sandwich a triumph, or are they tearing it apart?

"It's bangin'!"

Andy Allen

"What you have done here isn't just cook a plate of food, you've given us a piece of your soul."

Melissa Leong

"There is a lot going on on this plate."

Darren Purchese

"Even if it looks like a disaster, I would prefer to eat something that looks like a disaster but tastes delicious."

Poh Ling Yeow

"I wouldn't trust you running a bath, let alone a restaurant."

Gordon Ramsay

"This is the kind of food that makes you want to cancel all your plans and just eat."

Matt Preston

🎶 Who Sang That?

There are six songs below with a connection to food. Press play and name the song title and artist before anyone else does. First to shout it out wins!

⏳ The Pressure Test

You have 60 seconds each. Think of your favourite dessert, and pitch it as a sandwich. Make sure you pitch:

The ingredients: Tell us the bread, fillings, cheese, sauce, or any extras.
The signature move: What makes it special?
The name: Give your sandwich a menu-worthy title.

The more chaotic, the better.

🧠 Sandwich Trivia

One truth, two lies. Can you pick it?

A grilled cheese sold on eBay in 2004 for $28,000. Why?

It's B. In 1994, Florida jewellery designer Diana Duyser took a bite of her grilled cheese and saw what she believed was the face of the Virgin Mary. She kept it for ten years, then listed it on eBay. An online casino paid twenty-eight thousand dollars, bite mark and all.

Japan's iconic breaded meat sandwich was invented in the 1930s for one very specific group. Who?

It's C. A shop owner designed it specifically for local geishas: easy to eat, mess-free, and makeup-kind.

There's a grilled cheese moment that lives rent-free in a lot of people's minds. What happens?

It's B. Nate says, "Give me that, there's like eight dollars worth of Jarlsberg on there." A cheese-based relationship warning sign.

In 2008, Iran attempted the world's largest sandwich. It failed. Why?

It's B. 1,500 metres of bread, ostrich and chicken filling, and a crowd that got hungry before the tape measure came out. Honestly, fair enough.

🤷 This or That?

Now that you know some of Darren’s preferences, why not play your own version of This or That?