Celebrated Australian Chef Bill Granger Dies at 54

Known as the 'King of Breakfast', Granger revolutionized global brunch culture and leaves a legacy of 19 international restaurants.

Bill Granger, renowned Australian chef and restaurateur, died at the age of 54 in a London hospital on Christmas Day.
Granger, known as the 'King of Breakfast', was celebrated for his innovative approach to breakfast food and for popularizing Australian brunch culture globally.
He started his culinary journey with a restaurant in Sydney in 1993, eventually expanding his business to include 19 restaurants across Sydney, London, Japan, and Korea.
Granger was also a successful food writer, authoring over a dozen cookbooks and hosting several TV series.
Tributes have poured in from across the culinary world, with fellow chefs and celebrities expressing their sorrow and admiration for Granger's contributions to the food industry.