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Amazing Cooking Kids
2011 Philippine television reality show From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Amazing Cooking Kids is a 2011 Philippine television reality cooking competition series broadcast by GMA Network.[1] Hosted by Carmina Villarroel, it premiered on April 16, 2011. The show concluded on July 16, 2011 with a total of 12 episodes.
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Contestants
- Top 18[3]
- Angela Rosales - Quezon City - Most Amazing Cooking Kids 11 yrs old
- Ronin Leviste - Mindoro - 1st runner up 11 yrs old
- Duday Reyes - Quezon City - 2nd runner up 11 yrs old
- Budik Villalobos - Cebu - Eliminated 9th 9 yrs old
- Tasha Pulgado - Bulacan - Eliminated 8th 11 yrs old
- Xymon Caballero - Caloocan - Eliminated 7th 11 yrs old
- Pat Reyes - Mandaluyong - Eliminated 6th 12 yrs old
- Dingdong Lagman - Cagayan de Oro City - Eliminated 5th 12 yrs old
- Paulo Sablaya - Quezon City - Eliminated 4th 10 yrs old
- Ice Almalmani - Parañaque - Eliminated 3rd 9 yrs old
- Nica Fortuno - Batangas- Eliminated 2nd 9 yrs old
- Tarah Santos - Muntinlupa - Eliminated 1st 9 yrs old
Judges
- Rosebud Benitez
- Jackie Ang-Po
- GB Barlao
Challenges
- Episode 1: Specialty dish
- Episode 2: Asian food
- Episode 3: Seafood
- Episode 4: Rice topping
- Episode 5: Ice cream dessert
- Episode 6: Pinoy dish
- Episode 7: Picnic plate
- Episode 8: Pasta dish
- Episode 9: Cake
- Episode 10: Chicken dish
- Episode 11: Signature dish of GB Barlao
- Episode 12: World class Pinoy dishes
Ratings
According to AGB Nielsen Philippines' Mega Manila household television ratings, the pilot episode of Amazing Cooking Kids earned an 11.7% rating.[4]
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