The Kids Baking Championship will return to the Food Network for its eleventh season. Premiering December 26 at 8 p.m., the season features a new twist, testing kids’ business savvy as well as their baking skills.
Over the course of ten weeks of the competition hosted and judged by Valerie Bertinelli and Dove Goldman, 12 young contestants will create the latest dessert trends and most popular desserts in business-oriented challenges from logo cakes to blockbuster cakes, viral mashup desserts and brunch powerhouses. scammers. For example, in the first episode, contestants learn about the importance of first impressions and use the psychology of color to reflect the most important aspects of their business within their desserts. In the end, the three remaining bakers must make a commercial pitch on why they’d be hired to make a birthday cake for someone, with the winning ad earning an advantage in the final competition. One winner will receive a grand prize that includes a spot on Food Network Magazine and the title of Kids Baking Champion.
“The lead young bakers in the new season of ‘Kids Baking Championship’ are our most impressive contestants yet! They may be young, but their abilities and business brains far exceed their age,” said Jane Lattmann, Warner Bros.’s president of home content, food and broadcasting. Discovery. “Viewers will be amazed at their creativity and efficiency as they tackle each challenge.”
Season 11 competitors include Logan Broad (12 years old; New York, NY), Jason Chan (12 years old; Boston, MA), Neil Chowdhury (12 years old; Los Altos, CA), Toby Hyun (11 years old; Dallas, TX), Sohan Javieri (13 years old; Denver, Colorado), Genevieve Kachat (11 years old; Detroit, MI), Ozan Kopelman (13 years old; New York, NY), Nash Rowe (13 years old; Clive, Indiana), Foster Smith (11 years old; Norfolk, VA), Alisa Teluska (12 years old; Naples, Florida), Peyton Waldrip (10 years old; Baton Rouge, Los Angeles), and Naho Yanagai (13 years old; Morgan Hill, California).
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