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Greg Wallace has shed an impressive five stone after he decided things were becoming out of hand after the Masterchef star saw his waistline grow from high calorie meals as part of everyday life as a food critic.

Channel 4 viewers were left feeling 'sick' and begged for one of its latest shows to 'be a joke' as they watched Gregg Wallace and Michel Roux Jr tucking into 'human flesh'.

Celebity MasterChef fans were split after Lisa Snowdon was crowned the winner of this year's contest by beating former McFly singer Danny Jones and All Saints' Melanie Blatt. Television and radio presenter Lisa stormed her way through the BBC competition as she impressed judges Greg Wallace and John Torode.

Lisa Snowdon has been crowned the winner of this year's Celebrity Masterchef, beating former McFly singer Danny Jones, who was runner up. English television and radio presenter stormed her way through the competition as she impressed the judges, Greg Wallace and John Torrode.

READ MORE: German attempts to cook roast dinner – but it makes Brits want to call policeOn Reddit, foodies have been sharing their top tips to take instant noodles to another level.In the Causal UK forum, a user asked: "What do you guys tend to add to these to enhance them?"And people were full of clever ideas – from adding hot sauce to flavouring with herbs and a splash of soy sauce.One Redditor recommended: "Extra soy sauce, the one in the pot sucks."A second agreed: "Soy sauce and a pinch of mixed herbs!"And another added: "Throw away sachet of soy sauce, add a generous glug of Kikkoman dark soy sauce while brewing."Give it a few extra minutes brew time, then a good twist of black pepper."So good it’ll make Greg Wallace’s b*llocks tingle."A foodie declared "Sriracha enhances everything" – and many agreed.Others had other spicy recommendations too.A Redditor said: "Or Tabasco if it's at hand."Another commented: "Frank's also works."And a third added: "Let me tell you about a thing called Gochujang (Korean chilli paste). You can thank me later after your mouthgasm."By taking extra time to let the noodles soften, you can get better results.A Pot Noodle fan advised: "(Give it) more time then recommended."Another agreed: "This.

Celebrity MasterChef fans were speechless by a massive blunder made by a celebrity contestant on the BBC show.RuPaul's Drag Race UK alumni Kitty Scott-Claus left viewers gob-smacked after she served two epic blunders on Tuesday's episode (August 30).Drag artist Kitty joined Adam Pearson, Strictly dancer Katya Jones, model and presenter Lisa Snowdon and ex-Coronation Street's Ryan Thomas for the show's recent instalment. READ MORE: Love Island's Faye Winter sobs on Celebrity MasterChef over dad's health battleThey left quite the impression after mistaking an aubergine for a courgette.The Drag star then left judge Greg Wallace with quite a sour taste in his mouth after they served raw fish to the judges.Kitty served baked plaice with aubergine, asparagus and red peppers in the first round, to which Greg said: "The aubergines are really undercooked."Kitty hysterically got her vegetables confused and revealed: "I did think it was a courgette until I cut into it."The contestants were then faced with making fish tacos from scratch, but Kitty left viewers amazed after after she served the judges raw fish.

READ MORE: BBC Celebrity Masterchef viewers demand name change for show as they complain within minutes of new series starting He also conceded that he was far unhappier when he was heavier, and has always found losing weight “difficult”. Speaking to The Sun, the 57-year-old said: “Some people say, 'I’m overweight and I’m happy'. "And I say to those people, 'If you could take a pill right now and be three stone lighter, would you take it?' And of course they would.

Celebrity Masterchef appears to have frustrated viewers who claimed the show is a "fix" after he received a substantial amount of help.However, other contestants including Cliff Parisi and Melanie Blatt were largely left to fend for themselves during the challenge which saw them making their own pasta while being timed.Chris, 56, was offered assistance by John Torode and Greg Wallace during the heated round leaving fans at home in fits of rage.READ MORE: Celebrity Masterchef fans enraged over John Torode 'stealing' catchphrase from co-starGreg Wallace also made a comment on this as he said: "You got a bit of instruction but you did it, well done."He continued: "I think Chris' inexperience showed there, he did get a bit of help but he perseveres, he gets the job done."However, the boxing legend also acknowledged the help he received as he reflected on the challenge."I'm feeling stupendous, with their help, they got me through," he said before adding: "On a scale of one to ten, I'd give it an eight, yeah."Taking to Twitter, one said: "If Chris Eubank doesn't go tonight it's a fix!#CelebrityMasterChef.""Why are they basically doing the task for him?! #celebritymasterchef," added a second.Before a third tweeted: "#CelebrityMasterchef Nice one, just tell Chris exactly what to do!!"Another raged: "Funnily enough, they're not helping Cliff but told Chris Eubank what to do.

MasterChef fans were up in arms that John Tarode had stole Greg Wallace's famous line.Viewers tuned in on Tuesday (16 August) to watch the likes of Gogglebox's Chris Eubank, All Saints star Melanie Blatt, choirmaster Gareth Malone, dancer Queen Mo-Jo and Eastenders actor Cliff Parisi cook against one another for a place in the final. Each contestant was given a secret ingredient to work with and All Saints songstress Mel was asked to conjure up something with chocolate.READ MORE: Celebrity MasterChef's Nancy Dell'Olio leaves fans baffled over food blunder on BBC showShowing off her desert skills, Mel opted to deliver the judges John and Greg a seriously appetising and calorific chocolate and peanut butter cheesecake.Speaking to camera, John praised the hitmaker for idea but stressed she'd need to ensure that she had a "buttery biscuit base".After hearing the three words from the Greg Wallace's Buttery Biscuit Base mash-up that went viral a few years ago, online users went wild.However, many fans were unhappy that John had stolen Greg's thunder.One person penned: "OI Torode! Only Gregg can say 'buttery biscuit base' #MasterChef."A second echoed: "Wait did John just say buttery biscuit base."While a third chimed in: "No John didn't just say buttery biscuit base #MasterChef."All celebrities went head-to-head in three intense rounds and for their final dish were asked to cook up their favourite plate.It was a tough round, with every single star throwing their all into delivering a tasty serving.

Love Island star Faye Winter was praised by Masterchef's Greg Wallace after he was blown away by her cooking skills.The 27-year-old joined John Torode and Greg Wallace for the BBC One cooking show as part of the final four celebrities.Alongside her, comedians Paul Chuckle, Kae Kurd and McFly singer Danny Jones stepped up to the plate to try their hand at making a complicated dessert for the judges.READ MORE: Celebrity MasterChef's Nancy Dell'Olio leaves fans baffled over food blunder on BBC showTheir expectations were low, but the former Love Island star got top marks for her efforts.The dish involved cooking eggs and judges were apprehensive about some of the star's methods as they hadn't made the dessert before.Fans were also surprised at their performances and one confused viewer even shared their thoughts on Twitter.They wrote: "How the f*** is anyone going to know how to make that without practice or knowledge?"Faye beat the odds and presented her dessert with pride, was met with sincere approval and told that she should "become a pastry chef".John said: "Your custard is a nice consistency, wow. Its really nicely made.

Greg Wallace looks fitter than ever after unveiling his six pack following his impressive fitness transformation.The MasterChef presenter, 57, achieved his chiselled physique after setting a personal goal to “look better” on TV, and has gone on to continue his health and fitness journey, shedding four-and-a-half stone in the process. Greg has attained his six pack by cutting out fast foods and opting for healthier meals, and he exercises regularly, often documenting the results of his workout sessions with shirtless posts on his social media.

BBC's Radio One in 2019.The radio DJ has recalled his stint on Celebrity Masterchef in 2019 and how he was "swindled" by boxer Dillian Whyte.Dillian surprised many when he placed fourth in 2019's Celebrity Masterchef, including Rickie.Speaking to Express.co.uk about the experience, he said: "One thing that sticks in my head was that I was on with Greg Rutherford and Dillian Whyte, the boxer, and he basically swindled me."We were chatting in the green room for hours while they were getting the set ready and stuff and we were all getting to know each other.He continued: "All Dillion spoke about was boxing and every time we spoke about food and if we had prepped any meals he was going ‘I don’t know what I’m gonna do, I don’t even know why I’m on this show’."Then we did our first challenge and he was like a Michelin star chef, he was amazing.

This Morning is one of the hottest daytime shows on the silver screen, as celebrities rush to appear on the ITV show watched by millions of viewers each day.But the beloved show wouldn’t be the same without its regular dose of mouth-watering food as TV chefs from far and wide regularly battle it out to appear on the show and showcase their impressive culinary skills.Over the years, viewers have grown fond of many of the cooks to grace our screens, including Phil Vickery, James Martin, Gino D’Acampo and John Torode who quickly became regular stars on the show.But what many of the adoring fans don’t know is about what these national favourites are like away from the cameras.Ahead of long-standing chef Phil Vickery’s 60th birthday, Daily Star have taken a look inside the lives of the popular TV chefs away from the ITV kitchen.One of the first award-winning chefs to appear on the popular daytime show was Australian native John Torode, who blagged his way onto the show where he later became a household name.The cook first started his culinary career at the age of 16 where he developed a passion for cooking from his grandmother in Australia.He then went on to attend a catering college and worked for the Conran restaurants in the UK where he met his fellow MasterChef judge Greg Wallace while working at Quaglino’s.But it was his role on This Morning which made him a cookery connoisseur when he managed to swindle his way onto the show back in 1996.Speaking at the time, John recalled: “If you want to do anything in life, you've got to be bold enough to start out. That’s how my TV career began.“I was.

MasterChef viewers were gobsmacked during the latest episode of the cooking competition after spotting a pre-watershed moment with John Torode.

food, being mentored by and learning from his grandmother whilst living with her. John Torode has been on our screen for as long as we can remember, and he is best known for presenting the iconic cookery show MasterChef alongside best friend Greg Wallace.

Viewers of Celebrity Masterchef have a bone to pick with the judges as they complain it must be “fixed” following Joe Swash making it to the final.The 39 year old former Eastenders star had previously shocked viewers of the BBC One competition as he failed to boil an egg. But while Joe made some mishaps throughout the show, his final dishes still managed to impress judged Greg Wallace and John Torode, securing his place in the final.

BBC cooking show Celebrity MasterChef.

on Monday evening due to the airing of hit BBC drama series Vigil. The popular celebrity cooking show - hosted by regular judges John Torode and Greg Wallace - will instead be replace by documentary Inside the Presidents War Room.

celebrity episodes, which aren't always popular with loyal viewers. Thursday's episode of the show saw celebrities such as Greg Wallace and Denise Lewis take on Chaser The Dark Destroyer, Shaun Wallace.

Katie managed to identify all the tropical fruits correctly on the first challenge, before making a respectable sweetcorn fritter and smashed avocado dish. In the third challenge Katie had to make dumplings and impressed again, with Greg Wallace calling her food "fantastic".

Penny Lancaster missed out on a place in the Celebrity MasterChef semi-final on Friday night after she dished up her butternut squash ravioli 15 minutes late.   Despite getting mostly positive reviews from three Celebrity MasterChef legends, 2011 champion Phil Vickery, 2008 finalist Andi Peters and 2009 Christmas champion Craig Revel-Horwood, it wasn't enough to send the model to the penultimate round.