Mastering a Classic French Mille-feuille Dessert | MasterChef Canada | MasterChef World

[@philiplerner4683]

alvin’s judging of alisha’s dish was one of my fav judgings of all time

[@Itsant33]

Qualitatively it's no different than how he judges any other dish so I don't see how this one in particular is different

[@nataliemscrzysxycoolharris]

Motivating.

[@akanthódiskardiá]

Such a difference between Canada's edition and the other countries MasterChef airs on. In Mexico or in the US, you would have th judges being histerical about the silliest things, not judging professionally, but acting like divas. These judges are so kind and respectful to the contestants when adressing the flaws and mistakes in their dishes. It's great.

[@youtubechannel-ly8hs]

Thea making the best mille-feuille in this challenge is a testament of her skills. People always overlook her due to her lack of confidence but she did well in so many pressure tests in season 4.

[@DanteLovesPizza]

No, people don't overlook her, people just straight up dislike her because she brings in the waterworks EVERY time she knows she messed up. I can not forget how the judges skewed the comments about her scotch egg and complimented it when it looked terrible. She'd make a much better actress than a chef/cook with her cry-on-cue skills.

[@shynalvn]

If Thea is in MasterChef US, many people would hate her so much because of her being a crybaby.

[@cerulean8624]

@@shynalvn but also the strongest cook on those early season

[@youtubechannel-ly8hs]

@@DanteLovesPizza Or she just have low self confidence lol. If i was in a high stress competition like masterchef canada i bet i'll be crying everytime i mess up.

[@WillemAlarik]

@@DanteLovesPizza people like you are the reason why we have such high suicide statistics world-wide. Someone has an emotional personality or an insecurity complex and they’re immediately a cry baby and are ‘intentionally’ manipulating judges and audiences? No. They’re just emotional, and that’s okay.

[@nerdkidd8089]

Someone tell me, do they have a recipe that guides them to cook these stuff? Trevor literally admitted he's never had it before and has never seen it being made. They're homecooks on top of that, who has a different day jobs, not professional chefs. And he ends up making a restaurant quality dish

[@EkonEzg]

They are taught before they cook it to air on TV it's scripted lol but it's fun to watch

[@StringsWilbur]

@@EkonEzg not necessarily they are taught on how it’s made and can read about it and stuff so technically they train for it but when the actual show starts it’s all based on what they learned in training

[@MopsyDoo]

They have cook books they are given containing all the possible recipes they may be faced with in the season that they can read through in between filming of episodes when they are in there hotel rooms.

[@alexandergustafson599]

I feel like that's not necessarily the case since Alisha added eggs to her pastry dough

[@marcforneste587]

Matt's bandana is so iconic

[@pandabear4321gogo]

2:47 THEY ALLOWED THE F WORD!!! :DDDDD

[@Silverlightbird]

4:56 someone has watched "Shokugeki no Soma" :D

[@Itsant33]

This comment is giving me life. And I'm a professional line cook lol. I'd be weak if you were ever one as well 🤣

[@ChristopherTradeshow]

I like how they're ACTUALLY telling us how to make it as well

[@chexxyy]

Alisha, you did very well throughout the competition & India is so proud of you❤️

[@FollowerofJesus6296]

Thea just cried and received empathy to get to the finals

[@Anneshroff]

Thea's already started crying from the beginning of the video!!

[@officialJOY1229]

Pop Tart, for rich people. 😅

[@FollowerofJesus6296]

Fr

[@Eray-fy5bz]

Lol yeah

[@nomorecensoringme]

Only 'rich people' have flour and butter, milk, cornstarch and fruit? Seriously? The difference is quality ingredients vs chemicals. Anyone with sense would make the choice. Also laziness vs being inspired to share baking with others.

[@FollowerofJesus6296]

@@nomorecensoringme do you not know how to take a joke?

[@officialJOY1229]

@@nomorecensoringme ‘Tis true. Calm down though. It’s an observation, Ma. Chill.

[@ishjain49]

Such a fake video... I didn't see Thea crying... 😏

[@buddhiharshi2088]

Wooow. Again delicious 😋

[@allenondevilla7874]

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[@nomorecensoringme]

Thea may have had skills. Her self indulgent, pity pot crying was annoying. As others on other MCs were.

[@innobean_]

hi

[@swayamvaidya7098]

Lesss goo

[@diego_plyz9623]

wow

[@lilo4399]

Whenever these judges flap their lips, I just want to smack them upside their heads. Why can't they speak normally? Dramatic pause every three words, as if they are thinking about how profound they are after saying - It was sweet.....and very good..... like food..... should be....

[@WillemAlarik]

They’re professional and world renown chefs judging on a professional stage to be seen by the world.. they’re trying to articulate what they’re tasting and feeling appropriately.

[@lilo4399]

@@WillemAlarik they sound like robotic puppets performing in a local theater. They need to step up their professional game!!!

[@tubaimtiaz8081]

I laughed way too hard at this 😂

[@Blablablarandomguy]

Stay mad then, random hater

[@loveit347]

@@lilo4399 partially because of the dramatic editing too but I think any taste tester would behave the same way. They need to analyse the food while talking with food in their tongue at the same time