Premiering on Seven on 9 September, the major partners of My Kitchen Rules 2024 are Spotlight and Woolworths, both of whom partnered with the series last year, and newcomer Lurpak.
The new season is also sponsored by Kaboodle Kitchens and Sensodyne.
Manu Feildel and Colin Fassnidge are set to travel around Australia in search of the best home cooks in the country. Manu will taste “the best dish I’ve ever had on My Kitchen Rules” as one team earns the highest score in the show’s history.
The new series on Channel 7 and 7plus will include brand integrations including a “Rate The Plate” competition, presented by Spotlight, and the Woolworths “Family Favourites Challenge”. Lurpak will feature in the show and in bespoke integrated assets highlighting key product moments.
Seven’s national television sales director, Katie Finney, said: “All the elements that make My Kitchen Rules such a success are back this year – real people, cooking real food, in their own homes, with lots of fun and drama – along with some exciting twists.
“We are delighted to have Spotlight, Woolworths and Lurpak on board as major partners, plus Kaboodle Kitchens and Sensodyne as sponsors. My Kitchen Rules delivers the perfect platform to integrate brands authentically, as these brands enable the contestants in the competition and inspire our audiences to take action – whether it’s cooking the recipes from the show or drawing style inspiration from the contestants’ home restaurants.”
Spotlight CEO, Quentin Gracanin, said: “We are thrilled to continue our partnership with My Kitchen Rules for the second consecutive year. This collaboration aligns perfectly with Spotlight’s passion for inspiring creativity through the joy of cooking and hosting.
“Through this partnership, we have showcased the best in Spotlight’s Kitchen & Dining range, with contestants selecting products to bring their Instant Restaurants to life and challenge their skills with kitchen essentials in Kitchen HQ. At Spotlight, we believe in supporting shows that resonate with our values, and My Kitchen Rules does just that. We look forward to another exciting season filled with creativity and delicious food!”
My Kitchen Rules, which is produced for Seven by ITV Studios Australia reached 6.1 million Australians on Channel 7 and 883,000 on 7plus in 2023 and grew its average total TV audience by 10% year-on-year to 1.04 million. On 7plus, live streaming jumped 32% and BVOD climbed 15%.
The 2023 Grand Final reached 1.7 million viewers on Channel 7 and 101,000 on 7plus. It was the biggest My Kitchen Rules Grand Final audience since 2019 and was up 15% on the 2022 final.
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