Alex Guarnaschelli hosts as four chefs square off in a competitive pop-up kitchen outside a grocery store. Assigned a theme for each round, the chefs must size up shoppers and attempt to neg... Read allAlex Guarnaschelli hosts as four chefs square off in a competitive pop-up kitchen outside a grocery store. Assigned a theme for each round, the chefs must size up shoppers and attempt to negotiate for their grocery bags.Alex Guarnaschelli hosts as four chefs square off in a competitive pop-up kitchen outside a grocery store. Assigned a theme for each round, the chefs must size up shoppers and attempt to negotiate for their grocery bags.
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I love me some "Supermarket Stakeout' This is my go to Tuesday night watch...It's soo much fun..I really enjoy watching it every week..I binge watch too😛...for those those who DON'T like...then. Supermarket Stakeout isn't for you....
This is Guy's Grocery Games meets Chopped. These chefs have to think on their feet to make a dish from whatever they can get shoppers to sell them. Fun show plus you get ICAG as the host. So much fun!
Food Network just won't give up on Alex. While she may be a great chef, she doesn't have the personality or charisma to host a show. She's fine as a second or third fiddle.
I used to enjoy the show more but lately the shoppers have been acting more like they've been told to ask for more and more money from the chefs. Originally the shoppers were happy to help. Now they're coming across as greedy and annoying. When asked to sell butter for $10 then it was upped to $20 the shopper demanded $30. Are they real shoppers or plants to make the show more "exciting". What time are they filming this where there are so few shoppers coming out. Again are they holding them inside and releasing them to make it more "oh no". I think that would be unfair to some of the contestants. But the. Again what reality shows are really real?
We used to love this show, it had a unique concept where the contestants really had to be creative and improvise with whatever groceries they bought. Now it's seems so staged, the challenges are lame i.e. Shredded, pickled, chopped etc., and the shoppers are so greedy now wanting $300 for 2 small bags of groceries. We live in Southern California and yes its expensive but this is just pure greed and makes some people think that all Californian's are like this. The judges seem to have already picked who they want to win before anybody cooks anything, so it's more of a popularity contest than it is a cooking contest. Many of the true winners are actually eliminated in the 1st or 2nd rounds because they weren't the "chosen ones". But what we hate the most is how Alex goes to help some contestants. It's like she has to show off her so called expertise in cooking, we've watched her on several programs and never seen her cook an actual meal, and yet she has to give her opinion on what the contestants make. But she doesn't help them equally she picks her favorites to help and more often than not that contestant wins, shock, shock!! Alex has become quite rude over the seasons, she makes snide comments to the contestants and the judges, as well as making fun of the people passing by to see what's going on. You would think she would welcome people interested in what they're doing as it brings in more viewers. Plus she looks so disheveled with her fried hair, hideous and unflattering clothing, and garish makeup, with all the money she makes from her many, many shows, you would think she'd hire a stylist and a hair and makeup artist. Last night's (July 11th 2023) blatant favoritism was the final straw for my husband, who is no longer watching because it's so unfair a lot of the time.
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