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Breakfast of champions: Australia’s best porridge makers cause a stir at inaugural national competition

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Kat Wong
Breakfast of champions: Australia’s best porridge makers cause a stir at inaugural national competition
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Australia held its first national porridge-making championship in Pearl Beach, inspired by the long-running Scottish Golden Spurtle competition. The event drew a sold-out crowd and highlighted a growing local interest in the traditional culinary craft.

Geoff Moxon, a Pearl Beach local, frantically finishes his porridge for the Pearly Spurtle porridge festival. Geoff Moxon, a Pearl Beach local, frantically finishes his porridge for the Pearly Spurtle porridge festival. Australian food and drink Breakfast of champions: Australia’s best porridge makers cause a stir at inaugural national competition On Saturday, a sold-out crowd cheered on as 15 contestants battled it out to claim the championship spurtle – with a pinch of Celtic salt the deciding factor

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