September 21, 2022, this Wednesday, season eleven best pastry chef It continued on the M6 at 21:10. At the start of this third episode, thirteen candidates were still competing. The theme of the evening: Arabian Nights. More precisely, a thousand and one pastries!
After Cyril Lignac’s test on gazelle’s horns, in which the contestants had two hours to revisit the famous eastern cake, Mercotte posed a major challenge to them: to create the “tower of the Scheherazade palace”. It is a monumental cake topped with a delicate gold-dusted chocolate dome, reaching a height of 35 cm.
A particularly difficult test that failed for nearly all candidates, causing many viewers to react on Twitter: “As every year, I was appalled by the astronomical amounts of food spent on the Merccotte test.”“Not only did they have a hard time making this cake, it’s not beautiful, some of it isn’t good and it will go or later… in the trash! Thank you mercotte for this waste”“I guess everybody eats as much as any other event, but this Merccotte thing is just a waste.”…
I miss the time when Merccotte wanted cakes from them that EXISTED but were not well known or forgotten over time. #LMP
— • Day ¬ (@yoplaip) September 21, 2022
As every year, I was surprised by the astronomical amounts of food spent on the Merccotte event… #LMP #thebestpatissier
– Lola (@PrincessPlrm) September 21, 2022
Not only did they have a hard time making this cake, it’s not beautiful, some of it isn’t good and it will go or later… in the trash! Thanks mercotte for this waste #LMP #thebestpatissier
— Tiyaa (@miss_tiyaa) September 21, 2022
But all that custard is, besides being impossible, this Mercotte tower looks inedible #thebestpatissier #LMP
— roma (@Harvard13) September 21, 2022
Then #m6 We avoid throwing 20 kilos of food in the trash for the next edition / Mercotte test? Go on ! We trust you can do it! #thebestpatissier
— Celia (@Celia_P97) September 21, 2022
I guess everybody eats as much as any other event, but this Merccotte thing is just a waste. #LMP #thebestpatissier
— roma (@Harvard13) September 21, 2022
Another troubling point for internet users is that they suspect that the modeling cake wasn’t really made by Mercotte…”Mercotte, who doesn’t make the cakes herself, says, “Just read the recipe carefully.“on the verge of fraud!”“Mercote is a sadist. She doesn’t even make the cakes that bear her name. And most of it goes to waste. A series that should be lost”…
Mercotte’s ordeal turns into a massacre and a waste in every broadcast! He comes up with the ideas, but it’s clear he wasn’t the one making the cake, so it’s totally ridiculous to review because! #LMP
— Carole Wieland (@CaroleWieland) September 21, 2022
We grilled you, Mercotto, you’re not the one making your recipes! We knew!!! The person has a bracelet on his right wrist and also on his youthful skinned forearms!!! #LMP #lmp11 #thebestpatissier pic.twitter.com/dFaV7ETQFf
— TheClown (@TheClownW) September 21, 2022
Mercotte, who doesn’t make the cakes herself, lets him insist “just read the recipe carefully”, bordering on fraud!#LMP
— Carole Wieland (@CaroleWieland) September 21, 2022
The best pastry chef… the crook mercotte… he doesn’t make the cakes! Or I want to clearly see him doing what the contestants say he is doing! #LMP
— Kevin Demandre (@KDemandre) September 21, 2022
Mercote is a sadist.
He doesn’t even make the cakes that bear his name.
And most of it goes to waste.
A series to disappear#Best Pastry Chef#lmp11#LMP— Roy Lichtenstein (@Forti_Saremu) September 21, 2022
Source: Programme Television
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