Pepper & Me

This week on Around the Dinner Table, it’s the self proclaimed personality votes, Cherie and Em —covering everything from the sharing bath towels , bedroom hygiene confessions, and our best eats of the week. We get into a flavours review and recap, and somehow find ourselves discussing an early entry into retirement homes.

This week on Around the Dinner Table, it’s a proper catch-up with a few questionable life choices sprinkled in.
Cherie shares her tragic campground story (yes, she’s blaming perimenopause), we unpack how we handled Cyclone Vaianu — what we nailed and what we absolutely did not — and we get into the chaos behind Cain & Abel’s Mother’s Day promo.

This week on Around the Dinner Table — Fat God has launched, a finishing olive oil from Greece, the glimmers we've been holding onto, people who are inspiring us right now, the usual bread nonsense, and sardines on toast. Grab a seat.

The boys are away, so this week it’s a quieter, more candid kind of episode.
On Around the Dinner Table podcast, Cherie Metcalfe and Em sit down for a thoughtful girls-only chat — covering everything from our Chic or Bleak takes, to the idea of “glimmers” — those small, grounding moments that bring a bit of light into everyday life.
We also put the viral lemon juice and olive oil shot to the test (with mixed feelings), navigate the surprisingly tricky task of what to buy a 10-year-old, and touch on the very real experience of still not quite feeling confident with makeup.
It’s honest, slightly unfiltered, and a reminder that most of us are still figuring things out as we go.

We got a producer. We got a run sheet. Things just got serious. This week Cherie, Cam and Em are back at the dinner table with chic or bleak debates, business updates, a deep dive into Netflix's manosphere documentary, and Em's viral pickle dip that has the internet going wild — but does it actually taste good? As always, the convos get real, the laughs get loud, and nothing is off limits. Around the dinner table — where good food meets great chaos.