"She could put fish to sleep": Tensions boil over in My Kitchen Rules Ashlee and Sophia from My Kitchen Rules. Picture: Channel 7 Source: Supplied Keiran and Nastassia, gatecrashers from My Kitchen Rules. THE ticking time bomb finally exploded on My Kitchen Rules as best friends Ashlee and Sophia got what was coming to them from Victorian housewives Angela and Melina. At Ali and Samuel's Wonderland themed South American feast tensions were high as best friends Ashlee and Sophia found themselves seated across from Victorian housewives Angela and Melina. "We're at war with the other teams and they are definitely coming at us," said the friends from NSW who made no secret of the fact that they thought the night was "average" by rolling their eyes and resting their heads on the table. The showdown that ensued was a tad short of the fisty cuffs viewers had been expecting but everyone has their tipping point and beauty therapist Angela finally reached hers, pulling the girls up for their rudeness. "I'm not going to sit here and pretend that we are all not just pretending to pretend," she said. I have found you to be cold and rude, you must have a personality disorder or lack of manners. Yeah, you tell them Ange, what a way to break that awkward dinner silence. Even Lisa joined in on the action telling the girls she didn't want to go to their house for dinner because she did not know what kind of welcome to expect. But the girls bit back taking the tally to one all, calling Lisa a "buzz kill" and the kind of boring person who "could put fish to sleep." Speaking of fish, the food was just as spicy as the conversation and thankfully was much better received than the conversation. Ali and Samuel were out to prove something after having been accused of cheating last time for using curry paste out of a jar. The menu consisted of: Pink Ling and Abalone ceviche Beef fillet with cacao and chilli, harissa and broad bean salad South American churros with avocado and chocolate dipping sauce Both Manu and Pete loved each dish and the other contestants scored the Tasmanian couple well, giving them a total score of 33. Will it be enough to save them? We'll find out on Tuesday night when this tea party continues.