Junior MasterChef Australia 2020 releases on Disney+ Hotstar Premium

Two thousand aspiring young cooks, three judges, one trophy and a series of cooking challenges. Junior Masterchef Australia 2020 is back with its latest season on Disney+Hotstar Premium. Under the guidance of judges Jock Zonfrillo, Melissa Leong and Andy Allen,...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 01:16 PM Oct 15, 2020 IST

Two thousand aspiring young cooks, three judges, one trophy and a series of cooking challenges. Junior Masterchef Australia 2020 is back with its latest season on Disney Hotstar Premium.

Under the guidance of judges Jock Zonfrillo, Melissa Leong and Andy Allen, 14 little chefs-in-the-making are all set to whip up a storm as they hit the kitchen of their dreams. It’s their turn to fire up the ovens, get their pots and pans and race to the pantry to create the most inventive, incredible and delicious dishes they have ever cooked to impress the judges and special guest chefs alike.

With favourite challenges like Mystery Boxes, Immunity Challenges and Eliminations, there will also be exciting new elements in the mix, including the Immunity Gong, where two lucky cooks will win the chance to bang the gong and save themselves from elimination during the competition.

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