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Isn't it unfair to have the judges review each meal individually? Whichever contestant is judged last has to leave their food sitting in the cold for however long it takes for the judges to finally get around to them.
>>7767931
spoiler: the contestant they spend the least time talking about always wins the round
in every single cooking network gameshow. it's hilarious
>he takes "reality" tv seriously
its all stage managed, they cook every dish twice, one for the "race" and then one to be judged individually, same way they did it on Iron Chef.
Although literally nothing I've ever seen on that show would be any worse for being cold or hot
>prunes
>quail eggs
>canned velveeta
>green scrubby
>GO
Every one of these shows is the same.
Le "I AM ITALIAN AND ANGRY, DON'T MAKE ITALIAN FOOD OR I WILL NITPICK IT ENDLESSLY, MY GRANDMOTHER ONCE SUCKED OFF A GUY WHO LIVED IN THE OLD COUNTRY, YOU AREN'T PRONOUNCING IT RIGHT" guy.
Le "I'm a picky bitch, I'm not touching this, why am I even on this show" bitch
"I have no opinion, I will eat everything" slob
"OMG OMG FOOD ISN'T ABOUT TASTE, IT'S ABOUT SMELL/TEXTURE/APPEARANCE/OTHER AUTISTICALLY SPECIFIC NON-FOOD RELATED ASPECT" autist
>>7768027
"I'm Scott Conant, I made a noodle once. Get fucked by a gay Barilla."
>>7768027
"I'm Alex Guarnaschelli. I have hips that could birth a rhino and named my restaurant Butter. Howyoudoin'?"
>>7768070
Is that the guy who hates onions and bitches when served onions?
Guys grocery games is far superior
They have hot/cold storage for the food while waiting to be judged.
Evidenced in one episode where a contestants ice cream melts into soup before it is judged, and Ted asks the contestant
>did you mean for it to be cold soup or ice cream?
>why didn't you let our stage hands know it needed to be kept cold?
>>7768078
If you watch the after show (or whatever) it's pretty clear that Alex is the best cook by far on that show.
She's also pretty funny.
>>7768090
Specifically raw red onions, yes.
>>7767931
The fact that I've seen literally dozens of contestants go on to the next round (and sometimes to win the whole thing) even though they forgot to put in a basket ingredient makes this show a huge fucking joke to me.
I cannot watch it anymore. After watching one episode where the pork/steak for one contestant (can't remember) was under seasoned, and someone else literally forgot a whole basket ingredient, the person who under seasoned was sent home. Like, if you guys do the whole fucking basket ingredient thing, it should be automatic that they lose if they don't do it. Sure yeah, the dish still tastes fucking great, but that forgotten ingredient could of been a huge difference one way or another. It boggles me how many times they let chefs get away with forgetting the basket.
"I'm Marcus Samuelsson and I'm the only consistently likable judge on the show. Greetings from Sweden."
>>7768090
yes
how the fuck do you hate onions lol
>>7769186
I don't know, I kinda think Zakarian is a pretty good judge.
>>7769197
Zakarian is insufferable.
>>7767970
>Who is this angel
>Reverse image search
>This is the best angle, best lighting, and prettiest face she's ever made in her life.
Damnit.
