'MasterChef Junior' Season 4 Episode 2 Spoilers: Former Winner, Logan Guleff, Returns to the 'MasterChef' Kitchen
Former "MasterChef Junior" winner Logan Guleff will be back to the MasterChef kitchen to give the show's new kiddie contestants sound advice to help them win the competition.
Logan won over Samuel in the second season of the reality series, and he will help the remaining 22 competitors by giving cooking tips and advice, according to the summary that was released for the next episode. "MasterChef Junior" season 4 episode 2 is titled "A Sweet Surprise."
In the preview that was shown at the end of season 4 premiere, the top 3 kiddie cooks from the last elimination challenge were asked to frost a long line of cupcakes. It appears that whoever wins among Jesse, Addison, and Sam in the cupcake-frosting challenge will have the chance to cover the judges with "frost," as seen on the clip. Kyndall, who hails from Philadelphia, said she feels sorry for Christina Tosi's shoes.
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Viewers also saw Gordon Ramsey giving a tutorial to the kids on how to take a scallop out of its shell in the sneak peek. After the judge's tutorial, the young competitors were seen amazed to see Gordon's talent, and Adam, one of the young cooks who came from Brooklyn, even said that it's "scientifically impossible."
Most of the kids were seen having difficulties opening the tough scallop shells, and the challenge definitely tested the young chefs' skills. At the end of the clip, Gordon even said to one of the contestants that he's got a feeling that he/she's "going to be around for a long time."
The episode's summary was posted by TV Guide, and it reads, "Season 2 winner Logan returns to give advice to the remaining contestants, and the top three cooks from the previous elimination challenge participate in a cupcake-frosting contest. Later, a challenge involving scallops will decide who moves on to the next round."
Last week, two young homecooks already went home, and according to Christian Today, the two are Kade from Morgan City and Alexander from Phoenix.
Watch "MasterChef Junior" every Friday on Fox.
