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My Kitchen Rules draws 1.086 million viewers as Alisha and Deanne slam dumplings

My Kitchen Rules averaged 1.086 million viewers, with Alisha and Deanne calling a rival team's dumplings an absolute disaster.

Seven's My Kitchen Rules took third place in Tuesday night's TV ratings with an average audience of 1.086 million, reaching 1.83 million total viewers plus 224,000 via streaming. During the episode, best mates Angus and Simon served duck and shiitake mushroom dumplings with orange and anise sauce.

Alisha and Deanne initially praised the dish's presentation but quickly changed their verdict, labelling the entree an "absolute disaster." Angus and Simon had said they felt confident about the dish, explaining they had taken time with preparation and considered what the food meant to them.

Angus and Simon's effort did not win over the table. Home and Away was another strong performer for Seven in fourth place with 973,000 average viewers.

Nine's Tipping Point Australia averaged 721,000 viewers.

1.086 million
Average viewers
1.83 million
Total reach
224,000
Streaming viewers
Third place
Ranking

Why it mattersMKR's strong ratings show the show remains a draw for Australian audiences despite contestant controversies.

AustraliaThe ratings reflect ongoing viewer interest in My Kitchen Rules during its 2026 season on Australian television.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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