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MasterChef Australia Back to Win: Reynold, Laura and Emelia face-off in the semi-final

Reynold, Laura and Emelia have made it to Top 3. We are now only two challenges away from finding out who will win this season of MasterChef Australia.

masterchef australia back to win Laura, Reynold or Emelia, who will win MasterChef Australia Back to Win? (Photo: Masterchef Australia/Instagram)

We are just two days away from finding out the big winner of this season of MasterChef Australia and at this point, this could be anyone’s game. As Week 14 came to an end and gave us the Top 3 contestants — Reynold, Laura and Emelia — I was distinctly reminded of Season 6 of the show. Laura and Emelia stood tall in the Top 3 back then with Brent (who eventually won by a whisker) as their competitor and now, these two women have made it back to the Top 3 yet again in possibly the hardest season of the show yet.

Week 14 began with a service challenge where we saw the contestant list go from Top 5 to 4. I had not expected to see another service challenge in this season of the show (due to coronavirus) but it was nice to see that they managed to pull off a mini-version with all the precautions in place. Here, we saw six professional cooks, who have earlier appeared on the show as guest judges, join the regular judges’ panel as they tasted their individual plate settings. Reece was eliminated after a competitive session, just shy of the finals.

The last mystery box was set by Gordon Ramsay as he set up the challenge from his home in UK. Gordon was the first guest judge this season and kicked off the contest in person. Emelia won this round with her innovative dish, becoming the first to enter the Top 3.

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Competing alongside her were Reynold, Laura and Callum. With two rounds to go, they had to ace one of them to stay in the game. The first was won by Reynold, who moved up to the gantry. With Laura and Calllum competing in the second round, it was an emotional watch as they appeared in their original seasons as teenagers and finished as runners-up.

With Callum getting eliminated, I was reminded of the boy he was in Season 2 when he went up against Adam Liaw and made the iconic Peter Gilmore Snow Egg in that historic finale. It has been a long journey for him!

Reynold, Laura or Emelia, who will win MasterChef Australia this time?

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MasterChef Australia Back to Win is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.

Sampada Sharma has been the Copy Editor in the entertainment section at Indian Express Online since 2017. ... Read More

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