We cook what's in each other's Fridges!

[@jacksonmouldycliff9613]

Mike quietly sipping his Capri sun after eating a mouthful of raw garlic is just quality entertainment

[@SortedFood]

Think he was suffering from too much spaffy flavour

[@hannuala-olla4302]

And now I need to watch this again.

[@sayididit2930]

@@hannuala-olla4302 14:08

[@jpjpvds]

He deserves a capriSun badge!!!!

[@sharonpe]

😂😂😂I was dying as he was doing this! Totally missed Ben’s critique of the “jerkshuka” as I was trying to recover. Class act!

[@Anna_TravelsByRail]

The kind of friendship where one of your mates can FaceTime you and demand that you show the inside of your fridge, no questions asked; that’s just wonderful.

[@GIBBO4182]

What is in your fridge that you wouldn’t show your friends? 😂

[@sirBrouwer]

@@GIBBO4182 depends what fridge you are talking about. The food or the beverage fridge. (yes those are different)

[@GIBBO4182]

@@sirBrouwer ANY fridge! Who cares? Wtf are you trying to hide? 🤣

[@pooeyyeoop1]

@@GIBBO4182 Well in the beverage fridge you might have a lot of alcohol you don't want people to see. And in the other fridge is where I keep my relatives when I am done with them

[@GIBBO4182]

@@pooeyyeoop1 🤣🤣🤣

[@rhinodragon]

Jamie had been dealt with a big blow with so few ingredients that didn’t look like a dish but he made them into the best dish. I think Jamie deserves a badge from that 100%

[@SortedFood]

So true

[@hannuala-olla4302]

I'm still waiting for 'clean up' badge. That's important part of chef's work and I don't think any of them would get it. At least if it isn't being told being up for grabs.

[@carrieullrich5059]

This. ❤

[@aioloswind]

was dealt with a big blow, delivered a great jerking

[@karu6111]

A dad badge. You always throw in garlic bread, just in case the children don't want to eat the main dish lol.

[@christalg7383]

I've been missing the bloopers reel at the end, please bring it back! Love everything you guys do, leads me to come up with my own ideas from my own fride and eliminate waste.

[@SortedFood]

Oh thank you!! Love this. We’ll upload any bloopers later. Maybe as a reel on insta. X

[@MrJSenf]

@@SortedFood oh noes I dont have insta :(

[@katydid450]

I too miss the bloops most sorely

[@JudyCZ]

@@SortedFood What's the reason for not having them at the end of the normal videos? 😞 It's like a cherry at the end of a great video.

[@Chelsjefiederelsje]

Aw I dont always look at insta either :( I miss them at the end as well! Feels a little empty

[@JohannaInTheCorner]

My vote is for mikes facial expressions towards the end😂

[@saturday1066]

yeah. the not-cooked-garlic-sploodge plus he doesn't like cheese ... oof.

[@EagleScopes]

"YES MY BAG WON" I wasnt ready for that line at all 🤣

[@harris.est.13]

A winning-feel lose 🤣

[@tonishilton554]

Baz took any win he could

[@kiro9291]

15:33

[@SheepdogSmokey]

As would I have.@@tonishilton554

[@iusedtowrite6667]

Now do one with ingredients just from Ben's fridge or allotment. Maybe a chef skills badge 🤔

[@SortedFood]

Challenge accepted

[@iusedtowrite6667]

@@SortedFood yessss

[@LaatiMafia]

@@SortedFood I doubt mint and innuendos are enough for a dish :P

[@AuroDHikoshi]

Could promote growing your own and try and make something using a lot from what you can grow and how to grow stuff easily and without having space?

[@bexproctor360]

Is watch that !

[@nhilam6100]

This reminds me of a cooking variety show in South Korea, called Please Take Care of My Refrigerator, where professional chefs make a dish based on the a celebrities' fridge and what they want (quite literally taking the fridge from their home to the studio). Overall amazing job everyone!!

[@Umla80]

same it reminded me of that one too! :D

[@AmberLF]

Yo, I've seen like clips from it before but I never knew chef's cook from the fridges omg

[@Umla80]

@@AmberLF yeh and its quite famous chefs once they even had Gordon Ramsey as guest chef :) Its quite fun show to watch its very varied what they find in the fridges since they literally take the fridges to the studio. (still remember how the two BTS members that participated had gotten call from one of the other members asking where the fridge were xD )

[@EllietteOlivia]

One of my favourite Korean shows that even had a Chinese version. I would love to see them do something similar every so often

[@gateauxgato]

I loved that show! It's what got me really interested in Korean cooking, come to think of it

[@melissas1865]

Mike hitting the raw, overwhelming garlic flavor at the end was hysterical

[@bexproctor360]

That was brilliant

[@nicolakunz231]

I just got there. Mike's diving into that thing!

[@Tactavious]

Mike just checking out and drinking a Caprisun off to the side is such a mood, lol.

[@Silentgrace11]

Especially since he just took a huge bite full of raw garlic, I don’t blame him in the slightest 😂

[@louiseb6111]

He was trying to rinse away the raw garlic from the bread 😂👏👌

[@LocIsBac]

Love these "Things at Home" vids, gives a good realistic challenge we can relate too. Heres a chef one; the team goes to two local restaurants yall love and Ebbers has to fuse the left overs

[@MrJakson112]

Who leaves leftovers from a restaurant visit? But more importantly, who takes them home, and do they bring like a container because they know beforehand that they won't eat it all?

[@secretforreddit]

@@MrJakson112 In America, most restaurants serve massive portions of food (like a kilo of spaghetti or something), so they pretty much always offer boxes for you to take leftovers home in. I don't know if @Daylan Ethridge understands that that doesn't happen in the rest of the world.

[@teacupoctopus]

I love this idea!

[@LocIsBac]

@@secretforreddit true it's not a thing in most places, however for the videos sake it was more a suggestion to let the first part of the video be travel content and showing off some of the London hotspots and then the second half be Brn doing something fun with it hitting multiple demos at once

[@HyperactiveNeuron]

I love how Barry claimed victory because it was his fridge bag LOL

[@Nasalkeihpos]

During the eating Mike’s face was just the best. When Ben segued into Sidekick, Mikes face was so impressed. When he tried the raw garlic, it was impressively not so.

[@fifiroux]

Whenever you do quick midweek challenges, it's obvious that Jamie is the midweek cook at home. No messing around, simple, delicious dishes every time. It's beautiful to see!

[@Silentgrace11]

What I would have loved to see as a follow up episode, is Ben proceed to have what’s leftover from everyone’s fridges after the fact, and have to make a dish from it lol

[@Anna_TravelsByRail]

I actually love the content of Barry’s fridge the most because we all have that moment when we should go for a food shop, but can’t be bothered to do so. I’m interested to see what Jamie comes up with. I’d also be interested to see what the Sorted chefs would’ve made from these fridges…

[@SortedFood]

Deffo a challenge! And great idea

[@Anna_TravelsByRail]

@@SortedFood the end result looked great!

[@janmay3901]

@@Anna_TravelsByRail so many shashuka dishes over the years.

[@1Joh411]

We now know what has killed Janice - that garlic bread made Mike look like he has lost speech for all eternity 😂

[@janmay3901]

Oh dear, oh dear

[@elizabethbonnie366]

“If that had been reduced down around…” can we do a new series where Ben takes random things like “Capri-Sun” and makes them “fancy”! I would love it! Make it better Ben! Bet you can’t! 🤣

[@YasuTaniina]

I'm American. My family carves our pumpkins just a day or 2 before Halloween so we can cook it after wards. I put the puree in the freezer and label which kid's pumpkin it's from so that the kids can know who's pumpkin goes into the recipes were eating. They love knowing.

[@EAKugler]

We eat a lot of squash, but carving pumpkins are, imo, just not worth the effort. I do collect the seeds and roast them off. The squirrels, bunnies, and raccoons feast well for a few days before I compost the remains.

[@YasuTaniina]

Carving pumpkins is a Halloween tradition and really fun for my kids. They're right at the age they ask to do it every year and I love seeing the joy

[@laurensteenkamp7693]

It's worth noting that where there is somewhat a tradition of families going to a farm to pick a pumpkin (or several), take it home and carve it in the US. That is not the case in the UK, indeed the whole 'US style' Halloween thing is a relatively (15 years or so) new concept. Thus you get wastage at all parts of the supply chain, at farm level either the pumpkin's not supermarket (most Brits buy their carvers at a supermarket in the days/ week running up to Halloween) perfect* or aren't ready to be to be taken off the vine. Then at supermarket level, most of the household names (e.g Sainsbury's, Tesco etc) tend to over order the perfect pumpkins from the farms and therefore it is still possible that you can get whole ones a fortnight after Halloween, at a reduced price of course. Then finally at the home level, as pumpkin is a relatively new vegetable to the British diet their isn't an arsenal of recipes (bar soup) for people to make. And before anyone comments about using the Internet; 1. Some of the other ingredients from recipes found on the Internet (particularly those from the U.S) are almost impossible to find in the UK. And 2. The variety of pumpkin most often grown in the UK is reasonably wet inside so using it in baking is not advised unless your a reasonably skilled baker, also if you walk down the international food aisle/ look at the shelves in the inf section of any British supermarket (superstore and average size/ small respectively) you'll likely find a few tins of Libby's Pumpkin pie filling anyway *= all the big supermarkets have a set of 'aesthetic standards' they use when buying fruit and vegetables from growers, since a year (pre covid) when the weather was less than optimal and vegetable harvests were lower the supermarkets have gotten better. Most now do sell whole less than perfect vegetables to their customers (at a reduced price) rather than souping or pureeing it

[@kerryo1152]

I didn't hear anything Ben said about Jamie's dish, because I was to busy watching Mike on the end, in his own world, drinking a Capri-Sun. Brilliant!! 😂

[@segoi11]

Every so often, I do an "empty the fridge" meal to use up anything leftover in the fridge. Usually end up with an interesting stir fry with an occasional soup/stew.

[@lauriepenner350]

I do a buy nothing/buy little week once in awhile to use up odds and ends from the fridge, freezer and pantry.

[@bo8jk]

Gotta say this made me pretty proud of myself: my bf and i (both 21) moved in together half a year ago and did most of his Tips right from the beginning like we chose recepies first and bought food for them so everything has a porpuse and shared a lot of ingridients between the dishes! Like if it calls for half a Brokkoli we chose 2 dishes with half a brokkoli

[@kotoripikuseru]

This really reminds me of an old Korean show called "Please Take Care of My Refrifgerator" where they would bring on celebrity guests, take their fridge (in whatever state it is in) and bring it on the show. The guests would pick what cuisine/style of meal they are looking for and two chefs would battle it out to make the best dish using only ingredients in the fridge. The winner would gain a star and at the end of the season the one with the most stars was crowned.

[@ambibacon3175]

whenever ben says what did we learn and hear the panic in jamies voice reminds me of a teacher calling on me

[@handballman10]

Jamie shouting at the oven that it did not turn on is such a Jeremy Clarkson thing to do "You idiot oven!" 🤣 Oh and Baz reaction killed me "Yes! My bag won!" 🤣

[@ethancampbell215]

Barry’s fridge contents honestly explain so much, no lids, half eaten food, he’s a child trapped in an adults body

[@JRC2397]

An interesting twist on this would be to come back with the same ingredients that Jamie won with and having Mike and Barry do a vs cook-off with it so nobody can complain they got a bad group of ingredients

[@sayididit2930]

Mike's look after eating Jamie's dish and then doing his own little thing there while drinking the Capri Sun was so funny

[@asgeirsoe]

«Where’…’s the FISH!?»

[@sayididit2930]

@@asgeirsoe typo...

[@asgeirsoe]

@@sayididit2930 I know it was, I just found the typo amusing, and decided to do a «pass it on-James» wordplay on it 😛

[@sayididit2930]

@@asgeirsoe yup yup 😂

[@MunifTheGreat]

Remember Jamie made a One-pan dish as well. This is something I most likely would make midweek and it's so simple as well

[@korosilverwolf]

id love to see them have to do 'college cooking' where you can only use things youd find in a dorm room. Fun fact! most dorms dont have or allow you to bring a hot plate. It'd be really fun to see what they can do with cheap mostly processed hodgepodge ingredients and like a toaster and a coffee pot

[@misterkayy]

tbh thats whats they started out with waayyy back. Dirt cheap uni food ;)

[@TheAnimatedJester]

Would be interesting to do this challenge amongst the chefs and have them each write down what they would make with their own ingredients ahead of time, then see if the chef that used their ingredients made the dish that was written down.

[@tastymedleys]

Fun idea, it's a nice way to figure out how to make use of leftover ingredients (no waste!). As someone who struggles a bit with that, I appreciate it! Jamie was a well deserved win in my opinion, that dish looked well rounded and like it was all planned instead of thrown together from random ingredients. Would have gladly tried all of them though!

[@sarahwatts7152]

Mike hitting the capri sun at the end is comedy gold. Someone was going to drink it, we all knew it, but I didn't expect it to be Mike 🤪

[@StarforceSF]

Mike to Barry: "Do you even lid, bro?"

[@whitesonar]

this is why i love Sorted; not many channels are brave enough to show "failure". you can tell that even now, Ben's not comfortable crituiqing his mate's food when it's not great.

[@GreyMirror]

I really want to see Ebbers randomly show up at a normal's house and cook their leftovers. Then go to a member of the food team's house... It'd be interesting to see the difference in ingredients.

[@markman278]

I assume Barry’s fridge is full of about $1000 of random, pretentious ingredients. Don’t let me down Barry!!!

[@lordsergal8783]

You were let down

[@markman278]

@@lordsergal8783 I was :(

[@m1ndy9876]

@@markman278" it has a skin !"

[@Y0G0FU]

End of the Week so i guess he ate all the pretentious stuff hehe

[@janmay3901]

Why no lid on the jar? It looked horrible

[@MeeowzerStrike]

I would love to see the boys being given the same random ingredients but cooking alone to see what the difference in what they will cook from the same thing

[@hopefletcher7420]

What a terrific idea.

[@CrescentiaSonate]

I love how Spaff deal with Barry's bag and the ending was absolutely hilarious.

[@ShashiNarayanan2610]

Great episode. Jamie's dish for the win, Mike's facial expression at the end is just the cherry on top of the sundae

[@handlecannotbeblank]

Petition to turn this into a series

[@meepkitty8390]

Oh, Jamie just took the prize here! The flavors all work together and it's something they've never tried before.

[@furrantee]

More please! Maybe visiting the pantry to see what they keep as staples? Also, is no one going to discuss Mike's reaction to the jerk-shuka at the end?

[@whirlwind64]

I think you could bring this back as a 3 part mini series/challenge. Get what is in each of the normals fridges and in each episode everyone cooks from the same fridge/bag. 1 point for winning and 1 point for beating the owner of the bag

[@BeannJuice]

so in the end, Barry won this round with his fridge ingredients with the help of Jamie's skill with his ingredients.

[@vickytaylor9155]

I have a care agency that looks after me. I along with one of my carers are currently writing a cookery book for the carers to cook different meals for the clients. I have designed a spag Bol base, that can then turn into either a spiced cottage pie or a chilli or even a beef tomato and veg soup. If you make a big batch of the base and freeze in portions, you can then take out a portion and alter the flavour as you go. Also, if you have any red wine left over, freeze it in ice cube trays and add one or two to the spag Bol or maybe a stew. If you do a slow cook beef, turn it into a pie by just adding a ready rolled pastry on top, egg wash it and bake it. If you don’t want to buy a whole bottle of wine for a recipe, you can buy red or white wine stock cubes.

[@The_Queen_Chrysalis]

Idea for a challenge: Find 5 people who have little to no cooking experience at all that are currently attending like a school or college of sorts (we're talking like, they know how to microwave ramen and mac and cheese and never used an oven or stovetop in their lives type), each of the 5 sorted (homecooks and chefs) then have to coach and train them how to cook over a week or two, and then all 5 students have a cook off to show what they learned, winner gets a free subscription to the sorted app (you'd determine how long of a subscription of course.) It could show who has the ability to pass of what they know in the kitchen to someone entirely new to cooking!

[@namelesscrow2069]

You can do another version of this challenge by giving them all the same bags but from one person's refrigerator, like Ben's, or any from the other 20 members of the team, even James for a special guest. And in the future if you collab with someone, you can even ask them for what they have in their fridge ahead of time (if they're comfortable ofc) and then you get at least two videos out fo that collab

[@ethancampbell215]

I’ve used the Packs app for nearly 3 years now and it’s taken so much unnecessary stress and hassle from my life, never having to plan meals and the appropriate shopping list to suit for a reasonably priced app means I can only say positive things about. But I think the best thing about the app and what was shown in this video was how much the app educates you by teaching you a range of cooking methods as well as expand your knowledge and intuition on a variety of recipes that gives you the freedom to begin to use a selection of ingredients from the fridge and make dinner using the knowledge and information that can be extrapolated from the repertoire of various recipes on the app

[@mompnomp]

I'd love to see what the food team would have created with the same ingredients as a comparison!

[@CrimWorld9]

That ad at the 13:00 minute mark was brilliant. THAT'S how you do ads, not the annoying interruption of the other way.

[@NoOne-mx9nu]

Except it made no sense because it was preferenced on him "wasting" the bacon because he cooked it all at once. You can cook it and not use it in the dish but still eat it later and it isn't wasted

[@tiredpanda998]

You can see at 14:09 that Mike loved the garlic bread 😂

[@SortedFood]

We think he's still suffering! hahaha

[@jacksonmouldycliff9613]

Great idea for a format!

[@SortedFood]

Yay, thank you!

[@SticklerByDesign]

Over the years I feel like each of the three normals have gotten better at cooking and cooking knowledge. However each of them still have tendencies that then drag them down. Jamie will tend to go with a weird twist that kind of makes sense from a normals perspective. Mike tends to either think big but can't reach it or goes as straight as it goes. Then Barry will start playing poker with UNO cards. Each might be good, but their cooking shows their unique personalities and upbringing. *Also Jamie is closer to my own cooking*

[@shobhamaharaj4503]

Thanks for Hack Friday, that was good fun, worth a repeat every now and then. We 'promise' to not stop donating cause it makes Spaff uncomfortable 😉🤣🤭(that was hilarious)

[@SortedFood]

Thanks again!

[@ashleyy7108]

Agree, it was great!

[@mjf69]

Barry, saying "Sorry Italy" before breaking spaghetti in half is like Spaff saying sorry to Spain before making a paella burrito. We don't accept.

[@louiseb6111]

Mike gets my vote for quietly trying to get rid of the raw garlic taste with the capri sun, shaking his head and trying again! Hilarious! Great idea for a video! 😂👏👌

[@kimmychuang5564]

I really think cooking for a family, like Jamie and Barry have experience with, forces you to practice and transforms your cooking skills, which really shone through here!

[@FabulousKilljoy917]

I love how Jamie just excels on these kindsa challenges from being a dad for 80thousand years☺️luv ya J

[@Robin-lv2fh]

as a uni student, i really like watching videos like this as my fridge currently has pesto, mayo, salad dressing, hallumu, milk, and branston pickle. good luck making a leal out of that boys!

[@rainydays9967]

Barry blanching veg in a colander with the pasta he’s already boiling is genius

[@CarlGorn]

A take on South Korea's "Take Care of the Fridge," excellent! I love this kind of challenge! The boys are just lucky they have DOUBLE the time to cook that's offered on the Korean original. 🤣

[@joelanto149]

Missed the series's where the 3 normals cooked at the same time. Must do more of these👌🏻👌🏻

[@mariekejee18]

I love this video!! Wouldn't mind this becoming a series of sort, I think it's really fun to see how the normals take a random collection of food and try and make it into a good meal.

[@ademonslayer7130]

This is kinda why I don't really rely on hard recipes for cooking. I like to make a plan based on what ingredients I have on hand, and try to prioritise fresh ingredients that are closer to spoiling. It also helps having solid bases to fall back on for easy meals. For example, you can take instant ramen and add fresh ingredients, and an egg, and you'll make it good and still relatively healthy. And there are some ingredients you can basically just throw in anything and it will be good. There's also knowing different ways to cook certain ingredients that will add punches of flavour to a dish. Like cheat-caramelising onions (Frying off onions on a medium-high heat, adding salt and a fair amount of sugar, once the onions have browned and are starting to burn, you add a little bit of liquid to deglaze the pan) takes like 10 minutes and is a quick and easy way to add so much flavour to a dish. Or adding salted tomatoes. And knowing how to balance flavours as well, like knowing when to add a bit of acidity, or a bit of bitterness, or even a bit of spiciness to improve the flavour. I don't have formal training or anything, is that not how everyone cooks?

[@huggledemon32]

I love this format!- please do it again, but maybe include Ben and his fridge too!? (Possibly his freezer full of frozen ingredients from his “allotment” too!?)

[@biscuitbobification]

Jamie: Umami Ben: Fair play Is the most Sorted thing I've ever seen

[@RiverDanube]

Barry's agreeing with everyone knocking his meal but happily munches on it.

[@Nastyhoops]

one of the best videos in a while - Sorted videos with actual cooking are always the best. Missed all 3 of the guys in the kitchen at the same time! Doesn't happen often

[@ncisheadslapper]

Mike sipping on a Capri Sun just makes this whole video😂

[@TrailRat2000]

I think Jamie has secretly sneaked out of the normal category and is creeping his way to chef territory...

[@sophia9176]

Got to love Barry with his enthusiasm for his bag of leftovers winning 🎉

[@pulver117]

Wow Jamie had by far the best ingredients in his fridge, Mike had sandwich lunch meets and Berry had non-capped mayo, cream and celery. Perhaps this is why Jamie has come such a long way? Does he cook at home as well?

[@bcaye]

Yes, he loves to cook. I don't buy things I can't eat as they are or cooked simply. Very little waste.

[@Dizzy_frog]

I do this all the time as a student. Can’t afford to be throwing food away (unless it becomes a biohazard 😂). It’s all about knowing what you have and creating a meal plan/shopping list around that.

[@Damfotografia]

The one statement that none were expecting "yes, my bag won!"

[@fromzero6545]

Barry breaking dried spaghetti into two is going to trigger my Italian friends isn't he ;)

[@JudyCZ]

Whenever I think there's no new way to teach us, you come up with a new concept! This was so refreshing and fun!

[@RBRB431]

I've said this before and I'll say it again. The new intros with little behind the scene clips are one of the best intros you've had since fridgecam!!

[@jeor1298]

Ps. Barry's onion slicing was nice 👍

[@janmay3901]

Yes! Caught my eye, too

[@fermitupoupon1754]

I usually just finish up all the ingredients I bought and then what's left over after dinner becomes tomorrow's lunch. Also it's so worth it to go to a butcher instead of a supermarket, because a butcher will actually sell you the 125gr of mince that you need, versus the supermarket where the smallest package might be 300gr.

[@jeohist]

Pro-tip for Barry, if you want to make ramen and all you've got is pasta, add baking soda while cooking (two teaspoons per liter) to get a similar texture

[@mellchiril]

Jamie is like an ultimate homecook. He sees ingredients and he manages to make something of it, even if it doesn't normally go together. It's a very pleasant thing to watch imho because it's something a lot of people with less income have a need of doing... 'alright, I have this, this, and this left over, what can I make out of it that's tasty and nutricious?' I mean, I imagine a lot of people do this, but... I know it's fairly common for me, and it's nice to see people think that way on a cooking channel.

[@TheseWildAbysses]

A tip! J. Kenji Lopez-Alt talks about adding baking soda to the cooking water of spaghetti to get a ramen-like chewy noodle. He says between 1tbs and 2tsps per quart (liter) of water.

[@Monsterkittiiiee]

Mike is an absolute gem 😂

[@MusingsFromTheDen]

I love how everyone knew who's fridge contents they had without looking at the front of the bag. 😊 Barry's talent for glittering a turd - i.e.losing - is quite something. 🤣

[@HokowhituESOL1]

Barry's 'end-of-week' fridge is so much better than many whole-week ones. I wonder what they would cook with the contents of a fridge of someone who is struggling.

[@robertbuth]

Haha amazing video you guys! Mike you are hilarious. Pause the video at 14:45 and you can imagine the dad talking to the oldest and youngest child while the middle child is just chillin with a Capri Sun. Lol

[@jeor1298]

This is awesome! I haven't even watched it yet but I'm stoked about the concept already lol who ever had that idea bravo!

[@SortedFood]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@pink.penguin]

Mike takes a bite , pulls a face .. washes it out with the Capri sun , that had me dying laughing

[@JK-xp7pg]

I wholeheartedly share Jamie's sentiment that having to press play on an oven in just plain stupid. You need to adjust two things on an oven; temperature and heating program. Two knobs is sufficient.

[@sesugawaaruno830]

This reminds me so much of Food Battles. I do miss those as well so this really filled that void.

[@lets.get.intoit.]

Love this format -- need more episodes of it! I think it will help the Normals improve overall, like for Pass It Ons as well

[@Betz0]

I love this series!! Can they cook with what Ben has in his fridge?!?

[@SamSphinx]

By the end of the episode I knew that Barry's Jerking Cream was gonna give Jamie the win.

[@abdurahmanasiri]

The 101 ways a Shakshuka can go to are overwhelming. However, it's always heartwarming and very rewarding, plus it is so easy to make. I'll choose it over any confused dish anytime any day.

[@tenou213]

14:41 Lots of insightful discussion going on while Mike's sipping a Capri Sun in the corner. The man is definitely our spirit animal.

[@stone5against1]

Hahaha Barry celebrating his bag's victory

[@SonOfMuta]

15:33 When Barry loses he still wins 😂🤣

[@SilverHawk214]

In Barry's defense, leftover cooked bacon is not wasted, It's a snack for later!

[@jadespider7526]

Kind of a weird challenge, the fridge only holds about half my ingredients for any meal, the rest is in the cupboards.....bread, pasta, rice, canned chilli, peanut butter, jams, canned veg,/fruit, spices.