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Culture13:40 · Sep 14

Master Chef Contestant Gal Kasperski Discusses Show's Behind-the-Scenes Reality

By וואלה סלבס
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
The story · English

Gal Kasperski, who recently finished in third place for the second time on the reality cooking show "Master Chef," has spoken about her experience on the program. Appearing on the "Reality Check" podcast, Kasperski discussed her two finals without a win and reflected on her previous participation in "Big Brother," which she described as a scarring experience. She suggested her return to "Master Chef" was an attempt to repair her public image and showcase a different side of herself.

Kasperski revealed details about the behind-the-scenes dynamics of "Master Chef," including the pressure of cooking while simultaneously being interviewed by cameras. She questioned whether contestants are judged on their dishes or their personalities in reality television, and addressed the tension between authenticity and ratings, as well as the competitive nature among participants.

Looking beyond "Master Chef," Kasperski discussed the failure of her spinning business and stated she has no intention of returning to the restaurant industry. She also shared her aspirations for future television appearances and mentioned that she has begun writing a new book. The full interview is available to watch at the top of the article and can be streamed on Spotify.

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