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Directors wife collects TV prize

January 7, 2013

Tori Yerbury, wife of Benchmark International Director Tony, is celebrating winning UK TV show ‘Come Dine With Me’. Tori came out the victor in the show which pits four keen amateur chefs from the same area against each other where they each host a dinner party at their own homes.

Tori’s three course dinner went down a storm, consisting of a mixed starter, chicken main and chocolate torte for desert. Tori received 24 points out of a possible 30 from her guests a clear 3 points ahead of the joint 2nd place.

Everyone at Benchmark International would like to congratulate Tori on her victory.

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