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Carla Hall, Niklas Ekstedt and Heston Blumenthal judge as three cooks will battle it out to create the best feast. The set is entirely edible and contains edible blossom, chocolate soil, and a drinkable babbling brook.

Teams of chefs vie to impress some of the world's toughest palates as they whip up iconic dishes from different nations in this reality cooking competition.

Home cooks compete to transform leftovers into delicious creations, finding ways to give old leftovers new life, all in the hopes of winning a $10,000 prize.

A reality show featuring glass blowers from around the world competing to be the best. One artist is dismissed after each episode/challenge.

Expert bakers elevate desserts with next-level ideas and epic execution. Now the battle is on to win over clients in need of very special sweets.

Seasonal episodes of The Great British Baking Show (2010) are re-broadcast under a separate banner title for American audiences.

Interior designer Benjamin "Mr. Christmas" Bradley works with a trusty team of "elves" to help families transform their homes for the holidays.

It's the holiday makeover show we need right now! And, as Mr. Christmas says, it's time to go Christmas balls to the wall. Mr. Christmas is more than just an interior designer... he spreads holiday joy and transforms everyday homes into holiday spectacles. For Mr. Christmas, the holiday season is about celebrating love, life, family and friends through tradition. Watch as he works around the clock to deliver jaw-dropping holiday home makeovers for the most wonderful time of the year.

Each season of the show features 10 amateur baking contestants selected from across Canada to participate in a competition of themed baking challenges. Adapted from The Great British Bake Off, each episode features three rounds: the Signature Bake, the Technical Challenge, and the Showstopper. After the two judges taste and critique the entries, they determine which contestant is crowned each week's "Star Baker" and which contestant will be sent home.

Nailed It! was inspired by the craze of people trying and failing to make elaborate cakes they found on the Internet. Three amateur bakers with demonstrated poor baking skills attempt to re-create edible masterpieces for a $10,000 prize and the Nailed It! trophy. Competitors take part in two challenges over the course of the 35-minute episodes.

The first challenge is called "Baker's Choice", where the contestants pick one of three existing confectionery treats and try to recreate it. The winner of this challenge gets a special prize and is allowed to wear a golden chef's hat.

In the second challenge, "Nail It or Fail It", contestants have two hours to recreate a complicated cake from scratch. They each receive a "Panic Button" which allows them to get three minutes of assistance from one of the judges. The worst-performing baker from the first challenge gets a second button to distract the other bakers – the specific function varies depending on the episode, but normally involves Nicole annoying the bakers. The three judges decide on the winning cake based upon presentation and taste. The winner receives a trophy and the $10,000 prize.

Every episode follows three contestants, who are aspiring bakers but lack the standard skill set for the same. They race against the clock facing two complex tasks, and try their level best to achieve the precision set by the choicest and most experienced pâtissiers. They present their creations to the judges with a vehement “Wer kann, der kann!” which translates to “Who can, We Can!” The judging panel involves a comedian-actor and a renowned chef, who remain constant throughout the show while the third spot keeps changing with a new celebrity judge, in every episode.

Flour clouds the air as a festive-yet-furious battle between bakers ensues to determine the best cookie baker in the country. Five bakers' holiday treats are judged in three rounds of competition to determine which delectable treat will be the one that allows the baker to take home the prize for best treat. Each round of the competition focuses on a different theme, examples could be Christmas past and future, 3D art and ornaments. Judged on taste and creativity only one baker can take home the $10,000 prize.

The first two seasons were hosted by Nia Vardalos and Ian Gomez, with Mary Berry from the original GBBO series and American pastry chef Johnny Iuzzini as judges. The third season was hosted by cookbook author Ayesha Curry and former football player Anthony Adams. Iuzzini returned as judge and was joined by original GBBO judge Paul Hollywood. The season was pulled off schedule following sexual harassment allegations against judge Iuzzini, who was officially fired from the show and ABC.