5 Times Contestants Broke Hell's Kitchen

While you might not necessarily think of Hell's Kitchen chefs as the smartest people in the world, every once in awhile, they can do something extremely smart, and essentially hack Hell's Kitchen. Here are 5 times Hell's Kitchen Contestants Hacked Competitions!

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[TPRules]

Petrozza is probably one of the most lovable contestants on the entire show and the fact that he fooled Chef Scott of all people shows that he’s truly big brain. Rest in peace.

[gradel]

The fact petrozza had the balls to pull that off on Scott was impressive

[echos]

I've seen alot of people bring this fact up about Petrozza's hack in the past; he was the one who brought the beef up. In the case that the hack didn't work, Petrozza likely would've taken the heat instead of Louross for the beef. Petrozza wouldn't let his risk hurt his teammates. Just an all around classy move from an all time great chef.

[margarethmichelina]

While Petrozza helped Louross in the meat station by tricking Chef Scott, meanwhile in The Red Team, Nobody helps Christina on Desserts station even though she's supposed to do it with Jen and Chef Ramsay asked Corey who reluctantly helped Christina either way. Really shows the true colors of both of the Teams on Season 4.

[InkAndPoet]

Now we need a "5 Times HK Contestants FAILED to Hack the Competition". My entry would be when, in season 8, Vinny tried to get the blue team's food out quicker by recommending the customers not order sides because you-know-who was at the station.

[Wojciech_Leszczyński]

Robyn and Benjamin were so much more likable in All Stars than they were in their original respective seasons. They really worked on their attitude!

[seanswinton]

Petrozza's helping Louross by saving his steak was the biggest BOSS MOVE in Hell's Kitchen history!

[doubleegreel]

I would love to see an anti-hacks video, where chefs thought they were being clever but it backfired, like Vinny in S8 telling tables not to order sides or Jason being overly cheap in the S7 budget challenge.

[ryanthompson]

In s1e5, the Italian menu challenge/dinner service Michael sabotaged the other team by his team deciding to cook first and thus knowing which menu items were running low. When his team was waiting on customers, he encouraged guests to order the lasagna, which the kitchen was running low on and was the hardest item to prep more of, slowing the other chefs.' It ultimately didn't work but it gave his team an advantage.
Same season, while running the pass, Michael also sabotaged Ralph's turn at the pass by giving him risotto without crab in it, making him look bad. This sabotage was done in subsequent episodes by Ramsay himself to test the chefs. Frankly, you could do a whole video on Michael, how he skillfully manipulated the other contestants, the challenges and used the rules to his advantage to help him win. He was Hell's Kitchen's first villan.

[margarethmichelina]

Not gonna lie, the strategy of Autumn and Carol are good.
Autumn for making the Red Team look bad and also for her personal Revenge Agenda as the Red Team always nominated her while for Carol to charm the customers by giving them wine so the customers will not feel like waiting too long as they get drunk by the wine and feel satisfied

[goliath_red]

Listening to Shaina yell “CHICKEN” reminds me of season 13 when Sterling yelling “alligator” in the same challenge

[meko]

Gotta shoutout the sabotage king Michael. One of my favorites is when Ramsay was testing him and Ralph on the pass and Michael intentionally messed up his food to see if Ralph would catch it.

[technospyform]

"It's too bad Shaina's protein wasn't a chicken, because I'm sure she would've absolutely nailed that dish."
Y'all, this was said because Shaina kept on saying
*G E T T H E C H I C K E N*
and not because of anything else lmao.
Especially with the clip afterward

[adcasa]

Out of context 3:27 WAS OUT OF POCKET LOL

[UltimaKeyMaster]

I know these top moments aren't necessarily ranked, but Petrozza is the most iconic reality competition hack of all time in my opinion.

[idkwhatimdoing]

Can we appreciate Flynn for posting a video for us on Easter, have a good Easter yall !

[ajthereptile]

Here is one: Raj eating rejected food so it didn’t go to waste.

[RickeGnool]

I just knew Petrozza slicing the beef would be on here. It was a brilliant moment because it worked.

[top_banananaplays]

Petrozza: Saves the steaks

The audience: outstanding move

[averysmolbrownie]

I feel like, for the protein challenge, you should always try and make sure every team has one person with a good palette. If you put two strong people together in a guessing game there isn’t any benefit, if you put a strong and a weak person together than the weak link can’t do nearly as much damage to your performance.