Channel Ten has dropped its first trailer for its upcoming MasterChef Australia spin-off called Dessert Masters, and it looks to be an absolutely gripping series.
The footage begins by showing the 10 expert pastry chefs competing on the show working hard to prepare a variety of delicious desserts for the judging panel.
Series judge Melissa Leong, 40, then discusses the high stakes the culinary experts are competing under.
‘How sweet is this? Not only will they have to impress me but also fellow judge and global sensation with over 54 million followers, Amaury Guichon,’ she says.
The cooks are then seen presenting several mouth-watering dishes for the two judges, who proceed to give them feedback on their creations.
Channel Ten has dropped its first trailer for its upcoming MasterChef spin-off, Dessert Masters. Pictured: Series judge Melissa Leong
The series will be hosted by Melissa Leong and international chef Amaury Guichon (right), with a $100,00 prize on offer for the winner
‘Why am I eating so much?’ Amaury asks Melissa, who responds with, ‘Because it’s delicious’.
Earlier this year, Channel Ten revealed the cast for the new season of Dessert Masters, a dessert-themed spin-off of MasterChef Australia.
The network’s Instagram account shared a cast photo featuring several MasterChef stars including Reynold Poernomo, Jess Lemon and Anna Polyviou posing on set for a group photo.
Also in the cast is Morgan Hipworth, Andrew Bowden, Kay-Lene Tan and dessert king, Adriano Zumbo.
The series will be hosted by Melissa Leong and international chef Amaury Guichon, with a $100,00 prize on offer for the winner.
‘Our cast for Dessert Masters is a loaded-to-the-gills, top-of-the-pops, créme de la créme of Australia’s pastry industry,’ Melissa said of the cast.
The footage begins by showing the 10 expert pastry chefs working hard
The cooks are then seen presenting several mouth-watering dishes for the judges
The series recently wrapped up filming in Melbourne and will air on Channel Ten later this year.
Guichon is no stranger to TV as he previously fronted the Netflix series School of Chocolate.
Meanwhile, Leong has been a host and judge for the MasterChef Australia franchise since 2020.
The food critic first began her TV career on Netflix’s The Chef’s Line in 2016 and now she is going head first into the world of deserts with the new Channel 10 show.
Earlier this year, Channel Ten revealed the cast for the new season of Dessert Masters
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