She may not have won the reality cooking show, but Dani Venn is all smiles after landing a deal with Coles to stock her most famous recipe.
The Melbourne mum blew guest judge Gordon Ramsay away with her “unbelievable” pineapple curry in April – winning the, she has scored a mega deal with “authentic” Sri Lankan curry sauce to be stocked in stores nationally.– and will be sharing a recipe that’s close to my heart with families across the country – is definitely a pinch me moment,” Dani said.MasterChef’s Dani Venn has just revealed her famed Pineapple Curry sauce is now on sale in Coles.
The famed pineapple sauce hits shelves today and will be the first in a line of sauces Dani will cook up for Coles. “There’s no product like the Pineapple Curry simmer sauce currently on our shelves, so this was a fantastic opportunity to expand our Sri Lankan offering – introducing a product that customers have seen being made on the show and can trust in the authenticity and flavour thanks to the rave reviews it got from well-known chefs and food critics.”
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