The Next Food Network Star, Episode 7 Review

My kids are big fans of The Food Network. I’m quite sure I’ve mentioned this before. I get a reminder from Miss Mini Boss every Sunday night to DVR The Next Food Network Star.

This morning, the kids woke up early. When I got out of bed and came downstairs, I found them watching the end of last night's episode of The Next Food Network Star. Here’s their review of the show (Warning: Spoilers ahead):


Miss Mini Boss: Jeffrey won the challenge and he gets to cook for Red Lobster!

Mr. Smarty Pants: Debbie lied to Bobby Flay. She told him that she put capers in the dressing and she really didn’t. She really forgot to use the capers.

Miss Mini Boss: Yes, she did. I think she should’ve been disqualified for that.

Mr. Smarty Pants: But, Debbie didn’t go home. Jamika lost because she yelled at the judges. She doesn’t really have a smiley face when she works. I think Jeffrey should win because he’s a really good cook.

Miss Mini Boss: Yeah. And he’s himself when he’s on the show and he’s himself when he’s off the show. The judges like his food.


There you have it. The Next Food Network Star, episode 7…as reviewed by my 8-year-old and 6-year-old.

Comments

  1. joah katinaJuly 21, 2009 at 7:52 AM

    I am so happy you are blogging again! I am always amused by your life!

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  2. ChrisJuly 31, 2009 at 10:59 PM

    I agree with everything the Miss & Mister say about N.F.N.S. do you watch Chopped we want to do one are you in? Also glad you are back : )

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