I don't always agree with him , some of it is a bit to 'woke' for me but his insight to mentale health skips along side something I have experienced personal. Better still, bargain-hunters that are members of TopCashBack, remember to go through their link first to earn your cashback. So buckle up for Nat's unrequested take on pushing back against expectations and rolling through life with some laughs and kindness like a real, righteous ratbag! The underlying messages of being kind to yourself and others, looking after your mental health and embracing your individuality make this a worthwhile read.

His views on mental health and its struggles are identifiable to everyone, and the underlying messages of being gentle on yourself, appreciating the small wins and simply striving for everyday happiness while not taking life to seriously is truly the honest truth we all need to hear! Easy to read, great artistic layout, and featuring Nat’s special blend of wholesomeness and explicitness - pisstaking with encouragement. The whole thing has this glorious funny tone just coming from the fact that his personality is poured into the pages, and there’s some serious laugh out loud moments in there too.Also his partner Jules appears in the book and her honesty with her experiences of having a partner with anxiety felt so real and genuine. There’s enough knowledge contained in here to make you feel better about yourself (without classing it as a self help book) a fair bit of humour, directed at himself as well as others and the basic recipes that have made Nat the “champion” well needed during this shitty 2020. All the same it has a conversational tone which is refreshing, and comes with some very creative illustrated recipes. There are no questionable ingredients here: purely Nat’s trademark humour, a big dash of cheekiness and some genuinely handy culinary tips to boot.

As I have professed previously, this is a style that I am a big fan of, so this worked very well for me. As a fan myself; I was eagerly awaiting the release of this book to find out more about the man that encouraged all us to fuck jar sauce and cook from scratch. He’s ran into many people over the years that have certainly hindered and not helped, but the honesty in which he tells his story is very Nat-esque.A wonderful hug in book form for anyone who's ever experienced mental health challenges and a great way to ease the pressure on life while bringing a smile to your face. Beware, it includes explicit language and Australian slang but comes with a handy glossary to help understand the slang (and sometimes the swearing). Death To Jar Sauce features 25 rad recipes illustrated by Sydney artists Bunkwaa, Glenno, Warrick McMiles and Onnie O’Leary. We hear about his life and times and I’m really happy that for all the laughs that came with it; there was an emphasis on mental health. His attitude, his compassion, his commitment to honesty and laughter, his unwillingness to suffer fools.

It's worth reading for his interesting life story but probably could have been done really well in 100 pages. I’m not sure if I needed this book, but I’ll be God damned if I didn’t bloody enjoy myself reading it! This is a key theme of the book and it explores Nat's experience in getting to know himself and dealing with life's challenges.We support the First Nations People of Australia in their striving for Reconciliation, Treaty and a Voice to Parliament. As someone who has been through a hell of a shitshow in life and who has never really fit into a mould it was kinda nice to be reassured that that’s okay. On page 238 he says, "Let's be honest, if you don't like swearing you probably wouldn't have made it to this point in the book. And you will hear from a thoughtful, generous, kind person who has some wise words to offer to those who are a little bit different.

He seems to have genuinely had a really interesting life as well so finding out more about him has been a treat. Now that we've cooked our way out of lockdown and are wondering what the hell to do next, our favourite ratbag is back - and he's ready to teach us more about life in this thoroughly unhelpful (but maybe actually kinda helpful? The good news is, I have done a little investigation and found an easy and very cost-effective way to get hold of this from one of the big booksellers. We pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. Ya see, Nat's got a loud mouth and a taste for taking the piss out of stuff—it's how he lives, laughs, and loves.This is stuff that's simple, easy to follow and tastes delicious, like Honey B*stard Chicken, Get F*cked Roast Potatoes and Frownie Reversal Orange Chocolate Brownie.