Authentic Thai Food Battle | MasterChef UK | S08 EP11

Watch as MasterChef UK contestants face their toughest challenge yet in Thailand, cooking up authentic Thai street food dishes to impress locals and judges. From green papaya salad to fish cakes, see the intense competition unfold as contestants navigate unfamiliar ingredients and techniques. Who will emerge victorious in this culinary showdown? Tune in to find out!
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[@maxineb9598]

Temperatures in Thailand 12 years ago when this was filmed were nowhere near as ferocious as they are today. Every year they seem to be getting hotter and hotter by a few degrees.

[@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop]

Climate change

[@lydialynagh3309]

I find a film crew always draws a crowd.

[@SusanPlunkett]

How could that food have been hot when it hit the table.

[@SKHoolinary]

When it is 21:40 and it's 26 degrees Celsius, everything is hot. I live in Cambodia and the last few weeks the highs have been in the 40s.

[@will-i-am-not]

Lived in Thailand for a few years, and not eating meat in Thailand is not easy, they put fish paste or source in nearly everything

[@lydialynagh3309]

Wow that looked hot. Mentor was great though even if he was sweating.

[@SKHoolinary]

I live in Cambodia and it is just as hot here. 41 and 42 degrees Celsius the last few weeks. Cannot even have a cool shower.

[@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop]

Thailand is a tropical country, that means all year around if it isn't on rainy season, thevdefault temperature is as equal as non-tropical country's summer heat, or even more. ......You just don't expect a cooler like AC & fan to be enough to cool off anyone's body while doing a rough hustle & bustle, did you? Especially when the working environment is literally located in the traditional market during noon

[@rocklover7437]

Cockroach and fish paste sauce ...!!! No thanks

[@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop]

I can tolerate other insects, but roach? Immediate health hazard

[@loriegosnell9355]

I will NEVER eat a roach. I’d rather eat pond scum to survive. That made me 🤢

[@rocklover7437]

Me too..World Economic Forum want us to eat bugs

[@maxineb9598]

The little bugs like cicadas fried are really nice. And unfilled wraps made with cricket flour--- good for you.

[@noyoucantnoicantnowecantsostop]

I will never understand why roach out of all other much more cleaner & edible and actually nutritious insects