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My Kitchen Rules’ Caz and Fergus: “We were sure they cooked better!”

The mother-son duo say it's a dream come true
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It’s official, My Kitchen Rules has its first-ever mother-son team in the final! Caz and Fergus have made history, and they still can’t quite believe it!

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“It feels incredible,” Caz gushes, still in disbelief. “We entered the competition hoping to get through the first round. Making it this far is like a dream come true.”

Fergus agrees, “We were honestly gobsmacked. There were a few tears when we realised we’d made it!”

RECIPE FOR SUCCESS

Caz and Fergus faced off against mother-daughter duo Janey and Maddie in a nail-biting semifinal, edging them out by just one point. Fergus admits, “We were sure they’d cooked a better three courses that night. It was such a tight competition.”

Caz and Fergus cooking in the kitchen together.
(Credit: Seven )
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But the semifinal wasn’t just about cooking skills, it was a test of nerves. “It was high pressure,” Caz says, “But we gave it our all.”

The mother-son team’s close bond has been on full display throughout the competition, which has been the most time they’ve spent together in years – since Fergus moved out at age 15 to pursue a music career.

“We were a bit apprehensive at first,” Caz admits. “We only had one disagreement the whole time – about how Fergus wrapped the spring rolls!”

DREAM TAKES SHAPE

Beyond MKR, Caz and Fergus have been cooking up something else, their dream restaurant in Tasmania. Caz has long envisioned a shared-table venue, where guests can enjoy a relaxed, communal dining experience paired with live music.

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“It’s not just a dream any more,” Caz says. “We’ve made huge progress, and the kitchen is being installed tomorrow!”

Caz and Fergus using tools to build their restaurant
(Credit: Seven)

Fergus, a talented musician discovered by Justin Timberlake, can’t wait to bring his music into the mix. He says, “I’ll be playing whenever I can get to Tassie.”

Caz says winning the $100K prize would go a long way to finishing their project, adding,  “Cooking is my way of showing people how much I care. It’s about bringing everyone together.”

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So what can guests expect when the doors open? Caz shares, “We want to showcase the best of what our region has to offer. It could be a Middle Eastern feast one month and a French-inspired menu the next – it depends what’s in season.”

And yes, they’ve got a wishlist of VIPs for opening night… “We’d love to have Manu and Colin there!” Caz hints.

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