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Okay bless these kids’ hearts, but it absolutely KILLED me the amount of times they dropped food on the floor and STILL served it. And the fact the judges ate it- ✋😭
How is NO ONE talking about how the black girl is always like "👁👄👁" and not saying anything. I'M CRYING EVERY TIME SHE APPEARS BECAUSE OF HER REACTIONS
The little black girl just quietly baking and occasionally giving side eye was definitely my favorite. I could just hear her thinking 'were you guys born yesterday?'
@@taromi1k348 I don't think he was talking about snorting the coco powder lmao. I think he was referencing how you do a tequila shot which is lick the salt and then down the tequila in one
Not me, a 27 year old adult, laughing my arse off at the catastrophic misfortune of these kids trying their absolute best at baking. Bless their hearts. 😂
I've watched this whole season and I love how nice the judges were... like, even when there was a major mistake, they still found things to praise about every bake and were generally very reassuring
@@bonanispage6812 the fact that it looked fine too 💀 I don't think he even checked it properly lmao. He just made eye contact with the cake for two seconds and was like this is not it 😂 it was also EDIBLE??? my mother would KILL ME if I threw an entire atom of any food away. He could've just threw it in a container or fed it to homeless children 😭
these kids literally handle minor inconveniences like an adult would handle a major catastrophe and i love it. it’s like watching really disgruntled, grouchy old men with minimal baking experience trying to take over a wildly successful bakery while the owner steps out for a minute.
@@kattheyak I worked for an ex-military man who owned a bakery bc it was his daughter’s dream to run it. It goes about how you expect. Nothing like a towering 6’4 man critiquing your molasses cookie technique 😂
So funny how a lot of them have chocolate or some evidence of tasting their treats on their face, on top of sneaking or blatantly eating left overs in front of the camera 😭😭💀
This feels like a far more realistic exposition of what happens when you put ten nine year olds in a kitchen and tell them to bake things. No, Gordon, it will not be Michelin starred.
It's strange because I have been in the hungarian 'bake off' and we made good looking, good tasting stuff so I don't really understand how this video turned out like this. We were 9-13 year olds, made a lot of mistakes but it wasn't a disaster like this lmao
@@lottipenta462 that might be because this is a compilation of all the chaos that happened, especially the later episodes probably weren't as bad. and since this is a 7min video for a series with 8 45-min episodes (i did not fact check that but it's something in that scale), it probably wasn't that much chaos after all.
@@lottipenta462 fr, I've known a girl who's made cakes that you literally would spend over € 70 on professionally made, at nine heads old. She's even better now, at 15 I'm Irish btw
I absolutely LOVED how these kids always had soe type of choclate all over them, either on their face or all over their clothes the majority of the entire series. Also that one girls "Are you joking" face craked me up every single time 🤣
@@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072 James Acaster is a comedian, who competed on the same show but for celebrities, and he was a hot sarcastic mess. His best bits have been compiled into a lil video in yt
I auditioned and got to the second stage of getting through to the show and I didn’t get on, although I’m glad I didn’t because I would’ve cried a ton too 😭
I've never watched Junior Bake-off so I didn't know exactly what they would be baking in this video, and words cannot describe the absolute excitement I felt when I realized they were baking Jaffa Cakes at the start. I'm 100% American but my family's been buying them since I was little and I've grown unreasonably fond of them.
They didn't show Naima, but she is parenting goals for me. She always just kept her cool and fixed what she could and let go of what she couldn't. And she was the youngest! That is the exact sort of resilience I want to teach my son.
I know you shouldn't have favourites but that kid in the orange tshirt is a little comedian! He's quick witted and doesn't get stressed easily, he'll go far! Hopefully they all will. 😁
I teach art to children, and it's pretty much the same. What I learned early on from them is to give yourself grace. So much is beautiful, through the eyes of a child. That being said, the jaffa cakes truly cracked me up!
Tbf I think some of us couldn't do any better xD. Although saying that I made a cheesecake a while ago and it was actually fine lol, even though it was my first time making a cake
You know what, it's a bunch of kids baking. This is what it's meant to look like in my opinion, Kids making a mess and kids pretending to know who Andy Warhol is and what pop art is about. Masterchef kids on the other hand seems overproduced and kinda fake to me. 10 year olds working an actual kitchen to feed 50 guests ? Yea...sure Gordon.
I can see your point however a lot of kids are really talented in cooking and on Master Chef most of them haven’t given up on their culinary dreams and are in college or working still pursuing that career
@@kalystaortiz3701 The ones in Spain are made to cook for Michelin star chefs. And to their credit, they do quite well. But in recent seasons the production has gotten itself quite embroiled in the fact multiple contestants were related to members of production staff. The show is still the best MasterChef out there though
Idk how the judges be eating most of these kids' desserts without considering how they most likely have been handled with snotty fingers like they always seem to touch their noses on camera but I know for a fact they're deffo picking them when the camera isn't looking like what would you expect from seven year olds 😂
The kids are so adorable and I’m sure Harry is a good host but my god did they need someone who would just give the wee thing a hug as she wipes her face with oven gloves 😭 they’re actually so talented to even get on the show and I feel like in this pressure they all need someone telling them that every half an hour or so
This is exactly what I expect to see from kids baking. Absolutely entertaining. Rather than fake masterchef shows where the producers help and the kids have multiple days of practice in advance.
I'm an assistant of an extra curricular at a primary school where we do baking/cooking with kids and Jesus Christ, I know these kids are messy and making mistakes but none of the kids I teach could ever do anything by themselves. You can give them the instruction "roll the rainbow bacon like this" and still everyone will yell "teacher I need help" or if I tell them to pour custard over their biscuits, then a layer of cream they'll forget what the next step is immediately. On Friday the older group of kids wondered if they had to put the wet ingredients in the dry ingredients while we made cookies
I'm a 22 year old with a university degree and I still struggle to follow new recipes. Baking is hard when you're doing something for the first time no matter how old you are
@Alicia I don't know about baking being hard, some doughs / batters are assholes but generally it is not too difficult even when the recipe is new, at least when you know what to look for. Some recipes just need more flour or water or something, but to notice that you need to have an understanding of how ingredients behave. I even bake without a recipe sometimes, like today, sometimes things go wrong, but mostly the results ar quite good if I do say so myself.
@@Alicia-zf3nq the bulk of what they have to do is just listen to me when I say "take one of the big measuring spoons of flour" or smashing oreos with their hands. It's extremely low level stuff, but maybe I just can't see it from their perspective since when I was 8 my parents got me a 'my first cookbook' and I was pretty solid at doing those things, it was pretty light on baking. Just like the class I teach, we hardly ever use the oven or microwave
Yeah they're fucking kids. They're supposed to need help. Jesus Christ, how stupid are adults that they think people with developing brains can do what people with fully developed frontal lobes can? Why are we complaining that kids need help... doing rather adult and difficult (even for ADULTS!) things? 🤨
@@Spiderpunkrocks it was just a joke ...they get stressed but yeah it's not suffering. don't take comments too serious 😅 I get somewhat amused seeing little kids panicking in the kitchen, heh
I started cooking and baking when I was 12. Weird hobby for a boy actually. My mum went crazy because I was chaotic just like them. After some years I realized: I am faster when working slowly. Because slowly is often more organized, more focussed. Today, my sister and my mum call sometimes to ask me how to cook or bake certain things. Pretty funny.
@@shawol5253: Yeah well true. Professional cooks seem to be men pretty often. But professional cooks only. Cooking men in general? I think it became a phenomenon just in the recent years.
Omg I'm so glad I'm not alone. I'm 13 and starting baking at 12 too and my mom goes ballistic on me because of my messes. Its basically the only reason we fight
The kids applied for the show as "good bakers" and they probably have made some great stuff, we're just seeing the failures. Since they're kids though the consistency may not be there, lol.
I got rejected for the show and I knew how to bake most things, I wouldn’t be surprised if their parents pay to get them in there through connections 😭
I know! I’ve been cooking and baking since I was 4 and it’s confusing me why they’re so bad at it when it’s a baking competition 😂 Like, have they even been in a kitchen before?
I really like that when they get sad or anxious is when something understandable like their recipe going wrong or something like that happening. There's no unnecessary pressure and the adults seemed very gentle, because well, they're children
The kid with blue hands, it looks like be tried to push up his glasses and the colour from the frame transfered to his hands. He seems the calmest of them all aww
This is mainly a compilation of all the times it goes wrong, but yes there are some amazing showstoppers from junior bake off, you'll need to watch them yourself to find them though.
its funny how chaotic this is, especially cause in the danish junior bake-off the kids are like very well versed in baking, one of the kids even had a parent who competed in the regular bake-off
I love the British Bake Off and The Junior Bake Off...I hate how stressed they get, but they really do well at getting over it pretty quickly--these kids. And they help each other even though they're competing against each other. ❤️
This was on a couple hundred views when it popped into my recommended about a week ago, so glad it blew up like this for you! The edit is top tier lmao
kid #1: “how much salt did you put it?” kid #2: “all the salt” kid #1: “no- it says half a teaspoon” kid #2: “well this is gonna have to be quite salty now” kid #1: “hope the judges like salt” I CANTTT😭
