Kids Baking Championship will launch into its 11th season (there were some specials in there to make the seasons though to discern) as Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman bring a twist as they are looking for the top kids baker that also has some business skills as well. This is going to be a 10-week competition that leans a little more trendy and viral in the dessert avenue, but we also have our dessert imposter challenge as well. The winner will earn a grand prize that includes a post in Food Network Magazine and the title of Kids Baking Champion.
Kids Baking Championship will premiere on Food Network and discovery+ on Monday, December 26th with the final two episodes of the competition airing on February 20th in the new year, as Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman judge. The last two episodes will have the remaining contestants making a loaded cookie and in the finale making a multi-tiered birthday cake. This is where we get the twist, as the bakers will have to make a commercial as to why they should be hired to make this cake, with the best commercial earning an advantage in the finale.
The Kids Baking Championship contestants are:
Logan Brod – 12 – New York, NY
Jason Chan – 12 – Boston, MA
Naiel Chaudry – 12 – Los Altos, CA
Toby Hyun – 11 – Dallas, TX
Sohan Jhaveri – 13 – Denver, CO
Genevieve Kashat 11 – Detroit, MI
Ozan Kopelman – 13 – New York, NY
Nash Roe – 13 – Clive, IA
Foster Smith – 11 – Norfolk, VA
Alissa Telusca – 12 – Naples, FL
Peyton Waldrep – 10 – Baton Rouge, LA
Naho Yanagi – 13 – Morgan Hill, CA
Emmy-Nominated Kids Baking Championship Returns With A Dozen Entrepreneurial Young Bakers Competing In New Challenges Designed To Test Their Baking And Business Skills
New Season Premieres on Food Network and discovery+ on Monday, December 26th at 8pm ET/PT
EMMY-NOMINATED KIDS BAKING CHAMPIONSHIP RETURNS WITH A DOZEN ENTREPRENEURIAL YOUNG BAKERS COMPETING IN NEW CHALLENGES DESIGNED TO TEST THEIR BAKING AND BUSINESS SKILLS
New Season Premieres on Food Network and discovery+ on Monday, December 26th at 8pm ET/PT
New York – November 16, 2022 – On Monday, December 26th at 8pm ET/PT the Emmy® nominated competition series, Kids Baking Championship, returns for a new season. For the first time, Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman welcome a dozen kid entrepreneurs with burgeoning baking businesses and will not only test the young bakers’ skills in the kitchen, but also their business savvy. Throughout the ten-week competition the young contestants must create the latest dessert trends and most popular sweets in difficult challenges, each with an innovative business twist. From logo cakes to market trend cupcakes, and from viral mashup desserts to power lunch dessert imposters, they must showcase their successful business knowledge and impressive baking talents. Only one incredible young baker will rise to the top to earn the sweet grand prize, including a spot in Food Network Magazine and the title of Kids Baking Champion.
“The entrepreneurial kid bakers on the new season of Kids Baking Championship are the most impressive batch of contestants yet! They might be young, but their abilities and business minds far surpass their age,” said Jane Latman, President, Home & Food Content and Streaming, Warner Bros. Discovery. “Viewers will be amazed at their creativity and aptitude as they tackle each challenge.”
The ten-episode season is filled with new challenges that test the bakers’ business brains as well as their baking talents. On the premiere, the kid contestants learn that first impressions are everything and they must use the psychology of color to enhance the palette of their bestselling desserts by picking colors that reflect the most important aspects of their business, like yellow to reflect happiness, green to relax, or pink for positivity. Throughout the season the young bakers show off their abilities and creativity as they whip up irresistible sweets, using business techniques far beyond their years.
On Monday, February 20th it’s the final two episodes of the competition. At 8pm ET/PT, Valerie and Duff challenge the four remaining kid contestants to put their own stamp on one of the biggest cookie trends – the loaded cookie, where they must create over the top cookies with toppings, fillings, and frosting. Three bakers earn spots in the grand finale at 9pm ET/PT, where they face the toughest challenge yet to make championship-worthy, multi-tiered birthday cakes. Before the kid contestants begin baking, they must first make a commercial pitching why they should be hired to make someone’s birthday cake. The baker with the best commercial will earn a special advantage in the birthday cake baking challenge. Only one young baker will take the cake to win the grand prize.
Kids Baking Championship competitors include: Logan Brod (New York, NY; age 12), Jason Chan (Boston, MA; age 12), Naiel Chaudry (Los Altos, CA; age 12), Toby Hyun (Dallas, TX; age 11), Sohan Jhaveri (Denver, CO; age 13), Genevieve Kashat (Detroit, MI; age 11), Ozan Kopelman (New York, NY; age 13), Nash Roe (Clive, IA; age 13), Foster Smith (Norfolk, VA; age 11), Alissa Telusca (Naples, FL; age 12), Peyton Waldrep (Baton Rouge, LA; age 10), and Naho Yanagi (Morgan Hill, CA; age 13).
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