MKR contestants Biswa Kamila and Jessie Khan with partners Fadi El-Sharoni (left) and Simon Ameen Source: The Sunday Telegraph MKR contestants Biswa Kamila and Jessie Khan on the show Source: The Sunday Telegraph IT'S fair to say Jessie Khan and Biswa Kamila are the most hated people on Australian TV right now. The loud-mouthed, opinionated My Kitchen Rules contestants, who are flying the flag for NSW, have hit a nerve and alienated viewers. So disliked are the pair that they have received death threats after dishing on fellow contestants and criticising their food choices in the Channel 7 show. They've also been accused of being devoid of basic manners, lacking table etiquette and hating too many foods to ever make it as professional chefs. We have had death threats. Someone said, 'If we see them we are going to stab them'," Kamila, 23, says. It feels like the whole of Australia hates us. We are just saying everything truthfully. We're not trying to lie or backstab or anything. If we say, 'We don't like this', we don't personally mean I don't like you, we mean we just don't like your food. How hard is it to distinguish between those two? It's a competition, it's never a personal attack. The two have also been criticised for going on the show only for the fame. Kamila denied this. For us, it was all about cooking the best food. We didn't even care about the money ... when Manu and Pete said, 'There's $250,000 involved', we were like, 'Really? We had better get to it. We just wanted to cook. The pair have endured vicious online comments. Khan, 25, has come under fire for disliking foods such as capsicum, eggplant, tomato and chocolate. We are melodramatic and we are loud-mouthed, that's all true. But I want people to know we do love food," Khan says. We are so passionate about it. That is the only thing we took to heart. They also hit back at claims they were bad mannered. "We are not eating with our feet," Kamila says. What does that mean (that) we have no table manners? It means etiquette on the table; we didn't burp or fart at the table. Come to our house, eat our food. I'll prove to you we are nice people and we love food. Their boyfriends defended the pair, saying their cooking is fantastic. "I know them so I don't really pay attention to the criticism," Khan's boyfriend, Simon Ameen, said. At the end of the day it's a character on TV, it's not the real them. Kamila's boyfriend, Fadi El-Sharoni, also said the pair were awesome cooks. Their food is fantastic. (Biswa) always says things without thinking. That's what I love about her.