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Finally someone responds to the talkbacks: Eyal, Michal and Adi's conspiracy

What do you eat at a bachelorette party, how embarrassing is the woman at work and how much cheese is enough?

Leahy Root sees the end and dreams of the woman in black

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• Michal Ansky

• Haim Cohen

• Israel Aharoni

• Eyal Shani

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Thursday, 27 May 2021, 06:00 Updated: 06:43

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We missed, but not as we would have thought.

Master Chef (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12 Master Chef)

As someone who follows the current season of Master Chef, and also makes a few bucks on it (but not enough), the nature of my viewing of the show is a bit different.

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so that I often complete it the next day, simply because I had something better to do at that moment. But look, it's a miracle, Master Chef's forced break - we all remember what was here less than a week ago, right? Oh, no?) Caused my heart to yearn for nothing but longing (though in the end getting used to everything), and after I was finally looking forward to the episode, the longest cheese mission in the universe came and made me heartburn. And anger.

Anyway, if you were to spoil me at the beginning of the season about the identities of the last contenders, I would not believe you, and you would not believe yourself either.

I really hope that in the production they did not shame (or rather, decided that they did enough shame) and made sure that Itiela, Hofit and Assaf would be in the finals.

Otherwise, I and Master Chef's Army of Truth - and I mean the thousands of angry talkbackers - are really angry.

Not only the cheeses were burned here

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Content Marketing.

Eyal and Michal in Master Chef (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12 Master Chef)

It was an early jump, because the early acquaintance did not help, and his winding road in the program ended just before the semi-finals

For a mission that aired this week, and was of course supposed to come up in solemn coordination with weeks before the Iron Dome neutralized it, the contestants were taken away from the oven and gas, and replaced with smokers, grills and planchas - all meat apparently had.

But in Master Chef this season love twists, and marketing content, so contestants got Gad cheeses. barbecue. Eyal, who was their presenter a few years ago, presented them enthusiastically and flattened the challenge - grilled cheese in the center of the dish.

Some were no less enthusiastic about the task. Guy, for example, jumped on the bandwagon because it turns out he knows these cheeses from home, and his fiancée is a food technology company. It was an early jump, because the early acquaintance did not help, and he finished his winding road in the program just before the semi-finals.

The nice kibbutznik has become accustomed throughout this season to participating in dismissal missions.

He usually came up with not bad ideas, but these unfortunately met with less successful performance.

His hopes at the beginning of the show amounted to not flying first, and he ended up going much (much) farther than anyone expected, and respect for that.

But let's go, and linger on the last quartet.

"Disgust", "hypocrisy", shame "

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A land of unspoiled flavors.

Ithiela in Master Chef (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12 Master Chef)

Although it is not always easy for me with his sometimes exaggerated persona, there is no doubt that he is a very creative man who is not afraid to dare.

The truth?

Just the fact that he pretty much throws a dick on the judges' comments made me like him

Let's start with Ithiela, who advanced to the semifinals a moment after Eyal defined her for Aharoni as "a land of flavors that you have not yet visited."

This young woman, who did not have very many expectations at first, became the candidate to take the season. Unlike some of the competitors, she does not go for sure (Halas with the yogurt dough!) And copes without fear - and modestly.

Her learning in the kitchen, the tests she does - the cheese lab she picked up this week, for example - her originality without fear and knowledge alongside the desire to learn are what make her the most interesting competitor in Master Chef, and this is said within the season limits, to say the least.

The one I hope will stand with her shoulder to shoulder in the final is Assaf, who went up a mission after her to the balcony and entered the semifinals.

The corrupt dish lover has prepared two more creations dripping with cheese and calories.

The first was a cheese-stuffed burger, which I guess did not slip in all the viewers' throats, and the second was a nostalgic fondue of cheeses and Jerusalem artichokes in a bowl of chestnut pumpkin and cheese balls in chips, a dish that just clogged an artery.

Although it is not always easy for me with his sometimes exaggerated persona, there is no doubt that he is a very creative man who is not afraid to dare.

The truth?

Just the fact that he pretty much throws a dick on the judges' comments made me like him.

To beat * Arabia * requires a lot of talent (and production)

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Less sound, more creepy.

Hofit in Master Chef (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12 Master Chef)

It's a cute word, but what we saw in the episodes this week was not cute at all, and featured mostly someone who was about to lose her mind

And one exaggeration to another exaggeration.

Hofit ("There is no middle") Sermili stood out, stood out and stood out from the beginning of the season, and also this week provided an impressive performance, but one that less threw the referees.

After they were disappointed with her cheese and persimmon pita, and gave her mixed reviews that included the phrase “the magic didn’t happen,” she broke down.

in pieces.

Small pieces.

"It's hard to be me," she admitted in a testimonial pretty creepy, but one that appears to be full of honesty and truth.

Alongside her unwavering talent (even the judges said it's hard to imagine her not making it to the semi-finals), she presents an aspiration for perfection bordering on one big tyranny.

It's a cute word, but what we saw in this week's episodes was not cute at all, and featured mostly someone who was about to lose her mind.

No sound.

This sentence can no longer be censored

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Confirms previous assumptions.

Adi in Master Chef (Photo: Screenshot, Keshet 12 Master Chef)

Lucky that Michal and Aharoni told Eyal - in one word or another - friend, you exaggerated

And let's take a look at Adi, who as usual did not connect to the task and told how much she is used to simple work with raw materials (blah blah blah). In response, she did what was probably expected of her, otherwise I have no other way to explain the judges flight on her.

For the task she prepared an antipasti plate of vegetables with cheese, and on the way she presented poor cookery work and was even surprised that blue and endive cheese tasted together (no kidding). I know they said it before, before - and it does not matter - but it is not clear how or why she reached the semifinals.

And perhaps it is no longer clear how and why, it is that Eyal each time finds justifications for her dishes (ones she did not even know existed), and calls them by beautiful names. This time it was an "expressionist dish" and a "stormy nature." Lucky that Michal and Aharoni told him - in one word or another - friend, you exaggerated. This is an unsuccessful cheese plate. Or as I call it - bachelorette party food.

We conclude with a silent prayer that God loves a woman:

Ruth Broaddus

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