Foodtastic

I liked it but corny and overall seemed fake. Also, I don't know about others but watching a food show is more for escape and ideas. However, we had to bring BLM and inclusiveness into the show. We all need an escape for all the craziness of everything around us. We go to the beach, mountains or wherever is your zen place to find peace...

Our family loved the idea of this show but after a couple episodes we just forwarded through parts to see the end results and then stopped watching all together. The host was over the top, but on the annoying side, like she was trying too hard. Who ever's idea it was for the mini acting skits in between for the host....were HORRIBLE. Looking back, I think that's when we got annoyed with the host. She wasn't a bad host for the show but the skits were just horrible and cheesy, but not a fun cheesy. I honestly expect better from Disney.

It's a shame so much food is been wasted in this show, people doesn't even get to eat the sculptors. And they are very big. They should change it to be an ice sculpting competition.

For me the program doesn't have any sense when they are trying to create something that is not to eat. Just to.throw away food. Also the figures looks horrible. I loved the chocolate school on Netflix. It is not just do something with food. It has to be delicious. I was waiting more from Disney. Sadly I got bored like 5 min after the program began, I need to put 150 letters but that's it. Then kekekkekenen benenneennennenennenenennenenenenennenenennenenenenenenenenenennenenenenenennennenenennenenennenenenennenenenenennenenennenenenenne.

Falling right among the busy rabble of shows like "Zumbo's Just Desserts", "Sugar High", "Crazy Delicious", "Nailed it", "Baking Impossible", and "Bake Squad" this new offering from Disney pits talented teams of bakers, food artists, architects, and fruit carvers against one another to build food-based dioramas based on various Disney IP.

Even though each fresh crop of talent does their best over the course of an episode thanks to minimal producer interruption and a healthy chunk of hours to toil away, it's the cringe-in-human-form host, her awkward intro/outro performances, and her just plain poor interaction skills with the teams that brings the entire production well below the crowd of similar programs.

Please Disney, ditch the community production drama queen and let the judges take over hosting duty with classic Disney talent brought in to deliver in-character lore and lead-ins instead through cameos and voice-overs!

Lastly, during a time when the grocery bill for most Americans is climbing higher and higher with each trip, it's a bit worrisome to see so much raw foodstuffs getting piled heaps upon heaps into mixed-media artworks that are woefully inedible. There is no culinary effort nor judge consideration made towards flavor in this show; this is about visuals plain and simple with everything you see created getting tossed after the cameras stop rolling. Yes, even that 50 lb block of cheddar caked in paint and fruit loops and those 300 sheetcakes crammed into chicken wire fencing and lumber.

At least the production goes out of their way to say that any unused materials will be donated to charity. Though I wonder if it would have been better for Disney just to skip this colorful, bandwagoning display and make one big donation to a needy food bank instead.

All in all, If you're hungry for more food sculpture contests and can stomach some obnoxious over-dramatic time wasting and lack of flavor, check it out. If not, there are so many better TV offerings out there that will leave a much better taste in your mouth long after the last bite.