FoxTV Premieres Master Chef Junior Friday Night Nov. 6th!

Tonight, Friday-November 6th, I know where our family will be! We will be huddled around the tv tuned into FoxTV’s Master Chef Junior show. This show just amazes me. Now we can cook and bake at home just like the contestants on the show. There are Master Chef Junior inspired cooking sets that you are definitely going to want to add to our kid friendly kitchen. Emily just turned nine and has been in the kitchen since she sat in a highchair. She has always taken part in cooking and baking. It’s something we love to do together. We love Master Chef Junior.

So, when Master Chef Junior invited us to try out the new baking/cooking sets we both could not wait. Each set contains just what you need to make your child feel like they are part of the action on the real show, Master Chef Junior. They have several sets to choose from and they all include real baking or cookware. You child can follow the recipes included or make one up on their own. Either way they will definitely be excited to be just like the contestants on the FoxTV show.

Master Chef Junior is a show where children between the ages of 8 and 13 apply to become a contestant on the series.Twenty four applicants are chosen to audition. At the auditions, the applicants are split into three groups. One group prepares seafood dishes, one prepares pasta dishes and one group prepares dessert dishes to present to the judges.Then twelve of the applicants become contestants for the next round and all 24 receive one of the MasterChef franchise’s signature aprons that they get to keep, regardless of their progress. You can check out the new contestants here: http://www.fox.com/masterchef-junior/contestants

After the audition round, two contestants are sent home per episode. The winner receives a prize of $100,000 and the MasterChef Junior trophy. So, who will be joining our family this season? We will be tweeting live during most of the shows at @3decades3kids and @MasterChefJrFOX See you there! We will also be posting in the upcoming days about the first show and what it inspired Emily and Mommy to bake- so stay tuned! 

Disclosure: Diane Sullivan is a Master Chef Junior partner blog. Sample products were given in order to facilitate this review. No compensation was given for this post. This post is a part of our #Foodie series. Thanks for including us again foxtv.com. You can contact us at Diane@3decades3kids.net and @3decades3kids everywhere else across social media.