Jumping in the Big Eats Bimmer to join Zuu and the boys at the manor this week, is sports presenter and former footballer Alex Scott.

Zuu knows Alex loves Asian flavours and often eats on the go, so he's delighting her with - The Scott Noodle: Chicken Kat-Zuu. To help keep an eye on proceedings, Zuu is calling on the knowledge of Youtuber, Asian food reviewer and champion of MSG, Uncle Roger.

For the Guest Cook, Alex serves up possibly the healthiest and quickest meal in Big Eats history - salmon, pre-prepared mediterranean veg, and a bag of microwave rice.

Alex has taken on some of the biggest names in football history, but today she's taking on the mandem. Once the full-time whistle is blown, the boys get their cook on and make plans for the Big Eat. How will Alex feel about her pitch side pundit afternoon tea and will a whole pie in a bagel be a step too far for the East Londoner?

Big Zuu and the boys welcome comedian Nabil Abdulrashid to the manor. Nabil is a cultured foodie who has sampled dishes from around the world. Zuu has heard he's a particular lover of Malaysian food, so with the help of guest chef royalty, The Roti King, the boys serve up a Roti Canai and Chicken Kari.

Time for Nabil to show off his chef skills, and after being snubbed by Greg Wallace on MasterChef he wants to redeem himself and brings a taste of Nigeria to the guest cook. A whole tilapia fish with jollof bulgur.

After a spot of fishing on the mandem's very own lake it's time to create Nabil's menu. After learning Nabil was banned from eating sweets by his parents, Zuu has an idea which will unleash his sweet tooth and tap into his love of different cultures. Since series one, Hyder has wanted to cook his family's Kurdish Dolma and today his dream is coming true.

Such a special occasion requires a special setting and Zuu takes Nabil to Kurdistan for the Big Eat, transforming the Manor's sunroom into a Hyder-approved Kurdish living room. Once the Dolma is devoured it's time for the dessert - 'Around the World with Three Doughnuts'. Can they make up for Nabil's dessert-free childhood?