Where did they go?

Click here to view the videoSo you’ve been wondering where we got to? Well, we’re on the move again, jetting out to parts unknown.

Canada has been good to us, and our Crash Test Kitchen Canadian Safari has been a fantastic adventure. But you know that endy stuff they say about good things.

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We bid a sad farewell to our good friend Gus the Bus, our mobile Crash Test Kitchen, in Toronto. We managed to get a good price from a builder and Gus is now settling into life as a working-class van.

As for us, we’ve recovered from our jet lag and right now we’re settling into new digs in a different corner of the world. Watch the video carefully and you just might be able to figure out where.

The good news: Our new kitchen is GREAT! And fresh ingredients are so much cheaper and so much easier to get here than in Edmonton (which, by the way, is the northernmost large city in North America, so it’s no wonder produce doesn’t arrive in the best condition).

Once we get ourselves established we’ll be firing up the video camera (there’s another thing: electricity here is 220-240 volts, so it means finding a new battery charger) and continuing our routine of Crash Test cookery.

O Canada, we’ll miss your prairies, your pine trees, your Rocky Mountains and the skiing injuries we sustained there. And we’ll miss all the great mates we made. But you’ll always be in our hearts as the place Crash Test Kitchen was born.

The adventure continues!

- Waz.

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6 Responses to “Where did they go?”


  1. 1 Michel

    Your new video output looks great and I wish you well in your new digs. Look forward to more culinary “adventures”.

  2. 2 Janelle

    Where have you gone? Can’t wait for you guys to get started. Can you give us a popular favourite dish of your new city. Thanks for all the laughs.

  3. 3 Steve

    Perhaps you are in London now? Excellent! I’d love to see a traditional English breakfast. Keep up the good work.

  4. 4 Stacey

    Nice new haircuts.

    France?

  5. 5 Matt

    Traditional English breakfast includes “bangers” a sausage that I must admit has never much appealed to me, but many of my friends love em!

    Best of luck, enjoy London.

    Matt

  6. 6 Lyn

    Edmonton misses you right back Wazza & Lenny.

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