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Three acclaimed chefs who suffered a tough loss in Flavortown Market are back in pursuit of ultimate redemption. Since all three were defeated in a pork challenge, Guy Fieri tasks them with making a redemption pork dish using only the ingredients they can carry in their bare hands. Then, the final two chefs must shop for one ingredient per aisle to make a winning upscale dinner. The winner gets to redeem their victory for up to $20,000
Guy Fieri welcomes three up-and-coming food stars with big social media followings to take part in a viral-worthy culinary competition. First, the competitors try to make a big first impression by preparing their signature dish using only the ingredients they can fit in a tiny shopping bag. Then, the two final digital-age stars must go low-tech and make a dish determined by food magnets on a fridge. The winning online star will earn big bucks, and we're not talking cryptocurrency!
The culinary skills of all-star chefs Shota Nakajima, Adam Sobel, and Britt Rescigno are tested to the limit in the most extreme express lane challenge ever. Guy Fieri gives the chefs one hour to make an upscale appetizer, entree, and dessert using a total of only 12 ingredients! The winner gets to shop Flavortown Market for up to $20,000
Guy Fieri welcomes three GGG winners known for their craveable dishes and asks them to make their signature guilty pleasure using a maximum of 7 pounds of ingredients. What the chefs don't know is this is winner-take-all challenge, and two of the chefs are eliminated, while the winner earns an automatic $15,000. Plus, the winning chef is given a chance to earn even more money if they can outcook the judge of their choice in a decadent dinner challenge featuring the whammy ingredient of their choice
Three restaurant crews featuring family members and longtime employees who are practically family are competing to prove they cook it best. And Guy Fieri's son Hunter is also on hand to prove he can host it best. First, the food family teams must make a weeknight family favorite that includes some of the Fieri family's favorite ingredients. Then, the members of the final two families must each shop a different section of the store to make a winning Sunday supper. Ultimately, the winning family shops together for up to $20,000
