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Television sensation and Adelaide chef Jock Zonfrillo who has famously set out to establish a database of native foods, may be replicating a task already completed by the original bush tucker man, according to Sky News host Chris Kenny. A diverse range of plants and animals are increasingly being incorporated from Australia’s indigenous heritage into modern cuisine. Four years ago Mr Zonfrillo won a seven-figure government grant to record and collate food specific to Australia.
Zonfrillo Pay the bush tucker man who did all the original research and work, not this fool who did nothing except copy a work that was all ready done.
Zonfrillo Probably thinks no one knows who the bush tucker man is
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