Judges Face Mystery Box! | MasterChef Australia | MasterChef World

In this unique MasterChef Australia masterclass, the eliminated contestants turn the tables on the judges. George, Gary, and Shannon must cook a dish using mystery box ingredients selected by the contestants. The competitive spirit is high, and the judges are put to the test as they step into the contestants' shoes. Expect surprises, rule-breaking, and delicious creations in this exciting role reversal!

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[amartya]

Masterchef australia is so fun to watch. The cooking level is so high yet the competitors are so friendly. And the judges are more like their friends. This is completely opposite in masterchef usa

[gregheffley]

Judges: Here is your mystery box.
Contestants: Uno reverse card

[mandy]

“I think they’re feeling the pressure”
Judges: walking slowly and calmly to get their stuff

[jamesbaio]

The fun of role swapping...and their hitting with all the familiar jabs at the contestants. Lots of fun!

[dianewillson]

Australians seem to always have more fun than Americans and they are kinder. Great show

[TheIffah]

“Do you think that’s a good idea?”
“Personally no.”
/camera zooms in a face of terror/

[devonmc]

Oooo, here's an idea:
Every MasterChef Judge from every MasterChef show go head to head in a MasterChef Judge cook-off

[emoo]

imagine judging joe bastianich, oh i would torment him with pressure lmfao

[Arcaryon]

The idea behind this show in diffrent countries is genius because some people like the Australian version (calm/friendly) others the American (wild/a lot of drama) or the junior version. Summed up: brilliant of whoever came up with the idea of producing the same show for different audiences.

[kjragg]

I'd actually pay money to watch Marco Pierre White compete in a mystery box challenge.

[PrincessMilky_]

I wish we could see this with MasterChef Canada and US. Would be so fun!

[Yao]

The way the judges and the contestants respect and bond with each other is definitely a sight to see! MasterChef Australia is the best version of MastetChef out of the rest! Absolutely love them!

[momon]

oh my god this kinda episode is killing me. It is refreshing, creative, and ofcourse really fun to watch. I think this also good for the contestants since they can re-energize themselves by watching their idol (the judges) cook in front of them

[maninthecrowd]

USA- this is war

Canada: hey let's all work for the best position, behave like it's an actual kitchen

Australia: we make the toughest and most beautiful looking foods, so let's have some fun while we're at it.

[MCshadr]

I love how both swapped not just the roles, but everything that is with them. The fumbling home cooks, the judges giving advice that's not needed. Beautiful lol

[campbellmb]

Me: *goes judge*
alright time to release my inner Gordon Ramsey

[koolcheeze]

masterchef australia is the best masterchef show. The judges are the best. Masterchef US should learn frm them

[wombat]

It's great how everyone just played along for the fun of it. These competitions are crazy rough on the contestants and "break" moments like this are just precious.

[annaschaiper]

This is such a healthier experience than MasterChef US and MasterChef Canada. They teach the home cooks while having fun and honestly if I was I was in MasterChef US I would be so stressed to get yelled at I would pass out.

[arbloy]

I just clicked a reynold dessert video few days ago and here I am, hours, days later still binging MasterChef Australia videos.