Simran Malhotra

This show has your traditional baking competition but is also unique in its on way The best thing in my opinion is that the judges are common people deciding the best desert for thEIr loved ones rather than the same master baker person. It really allows for a range of deserts for different people from kids to adults and avoids any type of bias. I also love how the host goes around and helps the bakers in any way she can in addition to just asking what each baker is doing. Another great thing is that there is the same four bakers in the squad throughout the show-really allows you to get to each of them-their bitchin personalities and the different strengths they have whereas a traditional baking or cooking show would highlight soo many different chefs that there would just not be enough time to fall in love with everyone and remember all the deserts.

I wanted to SCREAM the whole time. Like the plot (whatever that was there was no flow in the plot) was jUst like last movie. And don't get me wrong I'm all for cheesy, dramatic love stories BUT THIS WAS SO CHEESY IT WAS JUST PREDICTABLE AND BORING. Soo repetitive I was just waiting for it to end. It felt like the writers were guessing what this generation's teens cause it was INACCURATE. NO COLLEGE NO MATTER HOW GOOD YOU ARE will give you until summer to decide and call you cOnsTanTly like no college will care about someone that much. In reality, if you don't commit by May 1st, your application automatically gets withdrawn (unless maybe you're recruited but she wAS nOt).