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MasterChef Star Eliav Sasson Returns to Showcase Kosher Cooking as an Advantage

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Eliav Kinzan Sasson, who finished second in the second season of MasterChef Israel 14 years ago, is returning to compete in the new season titled "MasterChef: Dream Team." Sasson, who has also built a successful bridal gown business, says this return is a homecoming and an opportunity to demonstrate that kosher cooking is not a limitation but a significant advantage. Over the past five years, he has committed to cooking and eating only kosher food, aiming to challenge perceptions and elevate kosher cuisine.

In a recent interview with +12, Sasson explained that his initial MasterChef experience coincided with launching his bridal business, which benefited greatly from the show's exposure. Now, he approaches the competition with a different mindset, focused on personal growth and pushing his culinary skills to new heights rather than seeking applause or fame.

Sasson also shared personal insights about his life, revealing that he and his partner are pursuing parenthood through surrogacy after years of attempts. He emphasized his faith and patience in this journey, viewing challenges as opportunities rather than obstacles. Known for his competitive nature, Sasson strives for excellence in all areas of his life, including cooking, fashion, and academics.

Regarding the competition, he maintains clear boundaries, refusing to engage in actions that would harm others or compromise his kosher standards. He expressed excitement about competing against top contestants, particularly mentioning his interest in facing off against fellow competitor Manal. Sasson stated he is unafraid of mistakes or failure, embracing the experience with faith and determination to succeed.

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