Kids baking competitions are amazing

People always watch a good baking or cooking competition show. I’m always amazed by what the participants come up with. They have some drama, but it’s not too serious, and they usually teach you how to bake. Even if you don’t like to bake, baking competitions are always fun to watch. In the meantime, each show has a different premise that sets it apart from the others.

The best thing about these baking competitions is that they are more realistic and taste better than other reality shows. Producers don’t have a lot of freedom to write the script or change the situation. Also, there aren’t many chances to go overboard with drama. Instead, it mostly gives regular people a chance to show the rest of the world what they can do. Also, it has been shown that shows like “The Great British Bake Off” make people more interested in baking at home.

Even if you don’t bake yourself, you can’t help but be moved by the passion and dedication of the competitors. From worst to best, here are the best baking competition shows.

Worst Bakers in America came out in 2016 as a spin-off of Worst Cooks in America. Each season of the show, there are 8–12 contestants who are terrible bakers. The contestants are paired with well-known bakers who only have a short amount of time to teach their newbies how to cook. The beginners sign up for what amounts to a six-week baking bootcamp and have to show what they’ve learned.

Weakest Bakers in America is a fun TV show that carefully chooses the worst amateur bakers in the country. But the show isn’t very creative because it’s almost a copy of Worst Cooks in America, but with bakers instead of chefs. Even though it can be funny at times, it seems like some of the bakers are exaggerating their flaws, and some of them talk too much to their mentors. It’s fun, but it’s not as good as the original show and doesn’t bring anything new to the table.

Cake Wars started in 2015 and ended in 2017 after five seasons. In each episode of the show, four different contestants try to make a cake that is good enough to be served at important events. These parties could be for anything, like the release of Kung Fu Panda, the opening of a DC office, or a one-of-a-kind LEGO store event. There can only be one winner out of the four cakes, and that cake will get $10,000.

There’s no doubt that this show is fun and interesting to watch. Some of the cakes are based on your favourite TV shows, movies, and franchises, which will really blow your mind. On the other hand, Cake Wars isn’t very creative. Its format is a lot like that of Chopped, which came before Cupcake Wars, and Cupcake Wars, which came before Chopped. The main thing that makes this show different from the others is that it is about cakes instead of cupcakes. It would have been a great show if it were the first one, but after seeing the others, it seems like it’s been done to death.