News about Amaury Guichon

Melissa Leong, a well-known chocolatier and judge of Dessert Masters Amaury Guichon, has joined Melissa Leong to try some Australian chocolates. Melissa began by posting a note on Instagram, advising Amaury, 32, that she would not know that you and I can be friends because this is as common as it gets.' However, she needn't have been concerned, with Guichon giving the legendary Aussie a nodle treatment.

Melissa Leong's new role at Channel Ten seems to be promising for the food critic. On Tuesday night, the 41-year-old was deposed as a judge on Masterchef Australia and switched to the latest spinoff series Dessert Masters, which dominated television ratings.

Melissa Leong, the former MasterChef judge, has revealed she has a new passion aside from food. Desert Masters, the 41-year-old star of channel 10's latest lifestyle show Desert Masters, claims she is a devoted follower of Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). Melissa was captivated by the 'incredible sportsmanship', describing the brutal mixed martial arts sport as a 'obsession.'

In the inaugural season of Dessert Masters this year, Emelia Jackson was poised to steal viewers' hearts once more, but it wasn't meant to be. Despite deciding to be in the all-star contestant lineup, fan favorite MasterChef actor 34, was forced to cancel at the last second due to scheduling conflicts. Emelia revealed on Tuesday that she could not participate in the first season of the show because she was due to have a baby.

With co-judge Melissa Leong, renowned chocolatier Amaury Guichon has discussed his journey on the set of Dessert Masters. The 32-year-old Swiss-French pastry chef Leong's chemistry with him was instantaneous. 'She was just so sweet,' he told The Daily Telegraph on Monday.

After her high-profile exit from MasterChef Australia, Melissa Leong has decamped to the new Chanel Ten series Dessert Masters. The popular 41-year-old, who is now a judge on the sweet series alongside renowned pastry chef Amaury Guichon, has retained her fanbase and is winning new business. Melissa was lauded by viewers tuning into the season premiere of the show on Sunday night, who expressed their delight in her presence.

Melissa Leong has revealed her exit from MasterChef Australia after announcing her departure from MasterChef Australia. After four years as a judge, Leong, 41, declared on Monday that she was walking away from the long-running cooking competition 'on my terms.' However, she will not be off camera entirely because the food critic remains on board at Channel Ten and is fronting Dessert Masters, a MasterChef spin-off series.

Melissa Leong, a MasterChef judge from Malaysia, has described a'mortifying' moment on her latest trip abroad. On a Singapore flight, a 41-year-old food critic was discovered by a fan while leaving an aeroplane toilet. 'If I'm me, this is probably the most painful time to be asked: After being greeted by another passenger after coming out the loo,' she explained.

Melissa Leong, a social media celebrity, will be the host of Channel 10's latest MasterChef spin off show Dessert Masters. Amaury Guichon, a Renowned chef who has amassed a following on social media, will be bringing his baking expertise to the exciting new baking showcase. Since starting to post his stunning life-like edible sculptures online, the chocolatier became a viral sensation.

Amaury Guichon, a chocolate connoisseur from Las Vegas, has captivated millions with his massive chocolate sculptures, some with a holiday twist. A chocolate drummer boy, a Letters from Santa mailbox, a reindeer, cellphones, lions, a 150-pound shark, and more are among his delectable statues. On his TikTok account, the chef has gained more than 17 million followers, where he posts videos of him making the masterpieces step by step. The chef's plans can last several days, but he makes it sound simple by describing the process in which he creates his delectable sculptures in his films.