Treat yourself to some quality culinary content.
Nothing compares to watching chefs run around a kitchen like chickens with their heads chopped off.
Here are the best cooking competition shows to inspire you in the kitchen.
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The simple structure belies a tremendously satisfying series, which encompasses 35 seasons so far.
Something of a precursor toNailed It,Choppedis family-friendly, nauseating, and inspiring in equal measure.
The double-challenge format also keeps the pace chugging along admirably.
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Its influence is felt in several shows on this list, and rightfully so.
What could be more relaxing?
But since the winner only walks home with their leftover cash, the instinct to be stingy is stong.
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The rambling travelogue style pairs perfectly with this snappy, colorful series.
Its a sly tour of American cultures and cuisines that will enhance your appreciation of restaurants on wheels.
Food online grid series is currently in its 36th season.
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Its harder than youd think.
The true joy, though, is watching the ones who craft something Michelin-worthy from scraps.
Unlike some of the more relaxing selections on this list, youd be hard-pressed to callHell’s Kitchencomfort viewing.
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Its often an edge-of-your-seat experience, with Ramsays signature timbre and the contestants scrambling evokingThe Bearmore thanBake Off.
Where to watchIron Chef: Peacock
Is It Cake?
A cadre of memorable celebrity judges, includingBobby Moynihanand Loni Love, also enliven each episode.
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Where to watchIs It Cake?
This charming spin-off has seven seasons, the last of which aired in 2022.
They manage to make the fun not feel mean-spirited in any way, but rather inclusive and warm.
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21 seasons later, this Bravo series is still fresh and exciting while delivering exactly what fans crave.
Tuning in can be a white-knuckle experience at times; not quite at Gordon Ramsays level, but close.
The final task is to cook a three-course meal for critics and family.
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(To stop and smell the ribs, if you will.)
Where to watchWorst Cooks in America: Max
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