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1. Breaking Molds and Bending Chocolate
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
The chefs create edible illusions, including a planter box with earthy flavors, then they form teams to bend chocolate into architectural shapes.
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2. Dessert Deception
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
From a coconut cake croque madame to a taco packed with chocolate popcorn, desserts fool the senses; the chefs learn to polish chocolates.
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3. Make It Ooze
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
A tense class vote follows a near disaster with a towering chocolate showpiece; Amaury Guichon assigns an exercise with oozing elements.
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4. Chocolate Hanging by a Thread
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
After a controversial win in the pastry round, the students break into teams of two for a gravity-defying chocolate showpiece challenge.
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5. Bittersweet Surprises
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
A pastry challenge divides the class in two after Amaury shows his pupils how to form exquisite flower petals and a functional chocolate hinge.
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6. Flying Chocolate
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
When teams push their skills to new heights to craft kid-friendly showpieces, unfamiliar tools send chocolate flying.
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7. Give Me Some Sugar
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
Amaury creates a mind-blowing sugar dome with plastic wrap, a bucket and trapped air, then the chefs must use the technique for their own sweets.
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8. The Best in Class Is...
Air date: Nov 26, 2021
The top two chefs go head to head to build the biggest chocolate showpiece yet; the final assignment is to deliver A+ work on a prehistoric theme.
School of Chocolate (2021)
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Netflix truly had a golden nugget with this reality competition. The creativity provided by the competitors was astronomical. The head-chef/chocolate-artist was a true visionary. I've never witnessed a truly GREAT competition show like this on Netflix, ever! They better bring this show back for a Season 2 (or) it'll truly be a lost opportunity on the streaming platforms end.
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This series is not the normal cooking show. It is beautiful, kind, instructive, and exciting. If you like cooking shows this is not one to miss.
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Love how the host is helpful instead of overly critical of the contestants. Chef Guichon shows everyone respect while maintaining high standards. He truly tries to help everyone be their best.
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I loved it! Chef Amaury Guichon was an outstanding instructor. He demonstrated his excellent skills and knowledge on every task. Best of all, he was a true teacher not a critic.
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If not for the subject matter, I'd rate this lower... but I *love* chocolate, so seeing the tricks of the trade was cool. However, I don't like the way this show plays up egos and conflicts -- makes it feel more like The Real Housewives than other Netflix competition shows (e.g., Blown Away, Glow Up, Is It Cake, etc.). And chef Amaury is not a good host. He obviously is a master of his craft, but he has a very flat affect and isn't very engaging. It'd be better to have someone with personality host the proceedings and leave the chef to merely coach/critique the contestants.
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Loved it! Really hoping for another season.
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I teally liked this baking show. Though it was more about sculpting chocolate, which was interesting. I like the format in that no one goes home and it is a class being taught. The top two in class then compete in the last episode for a prize. The host/teacher was very engaging. Would recommend
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It's a solid watch but sadly it's let down by the format, which pits the competitors against each other in a typical, tired reality TV style. It's interesting to see the chef's creations and Guichon is a good host, but overall it doesn't stand out from all other cooking shows. It's a shame they didn't follow the "gentle TV" bake off format as this would make it a better watch.
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Chef Guichon exemplifies dignified leadership and it was lovely to watch people respond to this by feeling comfortable enough to make changes in their lives whether professionally or personally. All in all this was an excellent holiday binge watch and I would recommend for sure!
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Great cooking show. The contestants are all experienced professionals, but you see them developing over the course of the show. The host is amazingly talented and exceptionally supportive and respectful towards the students, while still providing insightful critiques where it's merited. The challenges are fun to watch. They dialed up the drama a bit much towards the end, which cost a star from me.
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