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Could you cut it as a CWA judge? It's no piece of cake

Could you cut it as a CWA judge? It's no piece of cake

The Country Women's Association is known for its high standards when it comes to baking, but just how hard is it to take out the top trophy in one of its competitions?

The contestants in ABC iview's Recipe of the Year are getting a taste of what it takes to impress and now it's your turn.

We've studied the NSW branch's rules for this year's competition and pulled together a ribbon-worthy quiz (if we say so ourselves) to see if you've got what it takes to cut it as a judge.

We've got a story for you. Stream Recipe of the Year now on ABC iview or watch Sundays at 7.30pm on ABC TV.

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