Well-known Aussie chef, MasterChef Australia star Greg Malouf dies aged 64
Well-known Aussie chef Greg Malouf has died.
The Melbourne cook — dubbed Australia’s godfather of Middle Eastern cuisine — passed away aged 64.
His tragic death was announced on Saturday and the news has rocked the culinary industry.
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Former MasterChef Australia judge George Calombaris shared a heartbreaking post to Instagram, saying the world has lost a “beautiful man”.
“Along with so many today is a sad day for us all,” Mr Calombaris captioned a picture of the star.
“We lost a giant of a human @gregmaloufchef. A beautiful man. Yes an amazing chef.
“I send love to his family and strength.
“I will miss the banter of all things Greek v Lebanese food. RIP great man. See you on the other side. Gc xxx.”
Mr Malouf was an award-winning Michelin Star chef who had appeared on the popular TV show MasterChef Australia.
No details surrounding the circumstances of his death have been revealed.
