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My Kitchen Rules Vs. Heston's Feasts
An aspect of the two food programs that provides both contrast and similarities is their context. My Kitchen Rules is set within the modern time period whilst in contrast Heston’s Feasts finds its inspiration from previous historic time periods that vary each episode. The specific episode viewed presented food based on the medieval timeline; thus, the meals that were presented were derived from that period of time. The two television programs do not have specific viewers however, Heston’s Feasts is not available to the common household whilst MKR is highly advertised and is regularly available on television for individuals to view on a regular basis. My Kitchen Rules draws inspiration from other reality television programs such as Master Chef
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