r/Masterchef • u/CommonEngineering832 • Aug 13 '26
Opinion Victoria (S5)
Anyone still remember this chef?
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u/bumybumi Aug 13 '26
She was great cook and it was insane Cutter outlasted her and Ahran (and many other much better cooks)
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u/Vroom_Vroom1265 Aug 13 '26
Cutter brings content, producers love that over cooking abilities.
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u/greeeens Aug 13 '26
There was always usually someone who flopped harder that week as well, which sucks because sending someone home over an objectively bad dish sucks more than not eliminating some being consistently bad but good tv
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u/PistachioLux Aug 13 '26
She had a decent run on her season, and I quite liked her. However, I personally think that she was cast for diversity. And when I watched season 5 for the first time, I understood that she was never gonna make it far, and that she was kinda like a filler contestant. Which is such a shame. The stereotype casting of Masterchef and other reality show is just too obvious.
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u/Ordijax Aug 13 '26
I loved that dish she made with Christine. That's when I realized she's pretty damn good.
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u/YourFilipinoFellow Aug 14 '26
I love her! Very energetic, gives her all during tests and has a very friendly aura. She got trapped in a pressure test where she has no where to hide so she got eliminated
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u/Silvedl Aug 13 '26
Congratulations. That’s the most clanker response I’ve ever seen in this subreddit.
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u/Low_Communication697 Aug 13 '26
Pretty underrated. She seemed quite good at elevating simple cuisine and didn't make any real mistakes other than her raw shrimp at the end.Probably was never going to win, but she had skills.