Julie Goodwin puts colleague in his place
Julie Goodwin appeared as a host on The Sunday Project and was quick to have the audience in stitches.
The beloved MasterChef Australia star was introduced by co-host Hamish MacDonald who expressed his disappointment that she didn’t cook something for the team.
“Please put your hands together for the one and only, MasterChef's Julie Goodwin,” Hamish said.
“It's great to see you, but I'm not happy that you didn't bring snacks.”
Julie was quick and witty in her response: “If we're going to be colleagues, get used to that!”
The rest of the panel and the audience laughed before Hamish responded sarcastically saying Julie is “so much nicer in real life”.
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Following the finale of MasterChef Fans & Favourites, Julie had managed to make it to the top five before she was eliminated for presenting a burnt sticky date pudding to the judges.
The 51-year-old accepted the decision and was asked by guest host Mitch Tambo what she has “against sweets”.
“It's just not my jam, so to speak. I'm a savoury kind of a cook. So you know, I do desserts when I need to... it's just not my forte,” she said.
“I would have preferred any one of the other courses but you get what you're given on MasterChef. You've got to run with it.”
Julie recently opened up about her fear of rejoining the series after winning the first ever season of MasterChef.
"It was pretty scary because there was a feeling there that everything's on the line. I won the show 13 years ago and built a career out of that," she said.
"To put myself back into that situation, that competition, I felt like I may be risking all of that.”
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