Amaury Guichon has weighed in on his Australian cooking show Dessert Masters and revealed whether or not he could be eager to return for one other season.
The famend pastry chef, who appeared as a judge alongside Melissa Leong for seasons one and two of the high-rated Channel Ten cooking sequence, admitted he stays hopeful the show will return.
‘I do hope so … I feel they’re gonna have a third season,’ the 34-year-old completely informed Daily Mail Australia at his chocolate pop-up retailer occasion in Sydney.
‘We have two nice seasons. I really like doing [Dessert Masters] as a result of I’ve different exhibits in the US. But right here, there may be actually one thing particular.
‘The persons are so keen about what they do which you could actually see it on the display screen.’
Dessert Masters dominated the scores when it aired in 2023 and 2024 with Amaury and Melissa at the helm.
Amaury Guichon (proper) has weighed in on his Australian cooking show Dessert Masters and if he is eager to return for one other season. Pictured together with his co-star Melissa Leong (left)
Its first season noticed a group of Australian pastry cooks compete for a $100,000 prize and ship a scores salve for the community in the extremely aggressive actuality TV market.
The premiere episode had 451,000 Australians tuning in throughout all the main cities and viewers heaped reward on the TV veteran.
Dessert Masters is ready to return for one other season, however the community has purchased itself a while by delaying a formal announcement till after the second season has aired.
‘Last yr, there was a robust urge for food for the debut of Dessert Masters,’ a Ten spokeswoman informed Daily Mail Australia final yr.
‘In 2024, we’re delighted to plate up second helpings.’
Amaury, who relies in Las Vegas, flew to Sydney on Wednesday to attend his unique Chocolate by Amaury Guichon pop-up occasion in Martin Place hosted by American Express Delicious Month Out.
The chocolatier regarded sharp in a fitted white shirt and black trousers as he posed alongside his Dessert Masters co-judge Melissa Leong.
Melissa, 43, showcased her stylish model in a Gucci neckscarf and a black energy go well with, whereas accessorising with a small black YSL purse.
MasterChef fan favourites Khanh Ong (far left), Reece Hignell (centre left) and Hayden Quinn (far proper) have been amongst the visitors who attended the intimate opening
The famend pastry chef, who appeared as a judge alongside Melissa Leong for seasons one and two of the high-rated Channel Ten cooking sequence, admitted he stays hopeful the show will return
Former MasterChef fan favourites Khanh Ong, Reece Hignell and Hayden Quinn have been amongst the visitors who attended the intimate opening.
The pop-up retailer, situated at Ground Floor, 20 Martin Place in Sydney, will present culinary connoisseurs by no means earlier than entry to buy one of Amaury’s chocolate masterpieces, however the first 100 American Express Card Members every day can obtain a complimentary chocolate creation from the famend pastry chef.
‘I’m so excited to share my ardour down beneath throughout this unique collaboration with American Express in Sydney!’ Amaury mentioned.
The occasion runs for three days from May 8 to May 10, from 10am to 5pm.
