Ep 16. The Pavlova

Little Lunch is a heartwarming Australian comedy series that follows the adventures of a group of primary school students during their fifteen-minute recess break known as 'little lunch'. Season 1 episode 16 is titled "The Pavlova".

In this episode, the school is buzzing with excitement as the Grade 6 students are preparing for a cooking competition. One of the teams, consisting of Atticus, Battie, and Melanie, have decided to make a Pavlova for their dish. However, the only issue is that none of them know how to make a Pavlova.

As the trio struggle to figure out the recipe, they decide to ask Rory, the school captain, who is known for his culinary skills, for help. Rory agrees to give them a hand and shares his secret recipe with them. But in order to keep things fair, Rory makes the team promise not to tell anyone else about the recipe.

But when the team realizes that they have a chance to win the competition, they start to become greedy and try to use the recipe to their advantage. They go around offering to share the recipe with other teams in exchange for their help with their own dish. Soon enough, every team has the recipe, and the school is overrun with Pavlovas.

Meanwhile, the rest of the school is struggling with their daily problems. Battie is upset because Rory's little brother, Finn, keeps following her around and trying to be her friend. She's not used to having a little boy as a fan, and she's not sure how to handle it. Meanwhile, Tamara is trying to get Max to notice her by being her athletic best.

The episode is filled with playful and hilarious incidents from the students' lives. It is a delightful watch for both children and adults as it explores timeless themes of friendship, rivalry, and learning to do the right thing. Will Atticus, Battie, and Melanie's Pavlova win the competition? What will happen to the school's dessert overload situation? The answers to these and more questions are kept under wraps, making it a must-watch for fans of the show.

Overall, Little Lunch captures the essence of childhood wonder and innocence in its portrayal of young students who are navigating their way through the complexities of growing up. It is a show that children can relate to and enjoy while providing a nostalgic trip down memory lane for older viewers. With relatable and lovable characters, witty dialogue, and endearing storylines, 'Little Lunch' has become a beloved show that has captured the hearts of audiences worldwide.