Junior Masterchef Australia
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Quite good so far but could do without the families in the room
Quite good so far but could do without the families in the room
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In the UK, I doubt you'd be allowed to do it without the families in the room, (and all the staff present both in front of and behind the camera would have to be CRB checked) and it obviously makes the kids feel more comfortable. Adds atmosphere too.
It was on last year with John Torode & Nadia Sawalha.
Too true.
I wouldn't know what to do with a truffle!
never thought of that!:D:D
I don't mind the families being there for the qualifying rounds.....it is nice to see parents (and nonnas!) taking pride in their children
Oh, and it looks like I'm already addicted to this series as well as MC Aus.
They're both good chefs, not "up their own a***s and great presenters. They have a genuine warmth about them.
Loved the way they interacted with the kids.
The greengrocer et al have one hell of a lot to learn.
They were brilliant I was like gobsmacked at their knowledge.
The twins I think Sophie will win. Her dish was quite brilliant.
I thought how mature the kids were too.
A credit to any parent. I shall be glued now until the end.
I think you will find they are safety knives. YOu can buy these knives for kids they are nylon knives and work the same but the kids cant cut themselves. They are brilliant as my friend has a set for her son who cooks.
So nice to have George and Gary back on my screen. They're such lovely guys.
The kids were fab!! They put me to shame
I am now hooked!
Great bunch of kids too!! Sky +'d the whole series!!!
Me too.
It will be my daily treat - I catch up with the daytime repeat conveniently timed for luncheon
Actually, in UK kids version Toad was great with the kids esp. when he did his masterclass bit. He's a dad of 4 :eek: so has had a lot of practice.
Yep but that was the 'old' format. Don't know whether we're getting a second UK kids series. And what format it'll follow now... Wiki'd it and there is a jnr version for Phillipines - who'd'a thot :eek:
I have to say - this is the best programme I have seen in a long long time.
If the faces on these children don't make your day twice as good and put a smile on your face ...... just brilliant!:):)
Brilliant stuff from the kids!
And their happy smiles! - I think I'm gonna record and keep for any spare moment I feel a bit down:)
I am amazed at the level of knowledge of these kids and the wide variety of foods they will cook and eat.......things that many adults in the UK would turn their noses up at¬!
Just logged in to say the same - we only saw 16 qualify for the next round