Hulu has announced that Baker’s Dozen, a new baking competition series, is joining their slate of Original programming. The eight episode series will see amateur bakers go head to head against professionals in hopes to take home the ultimate prize, the golden rolling pin.
What’s Happening:
- Steaming fans hungry for more original content will be excited to learn that Hulu has announced a new competition series Baker's Dozen will be coming soon to the platform.
- The baking competition that pits passionate amateur bakers against seasoned professionals in an effort to take home the golden rolling pin and cash prize!
- The series will consist of eight, hour-long episodes hosted by Tamera Mowry-Housley and former White House Pastry Chef Bill Yosses.
Series Synopsis:
- “Passionate amateur bakers will go head-to-head with seasoned professionals in each episode of Baker’s Dozen. Join hosts Tamera Mowry-Housley (The Masked Singer, Home & Family, Christmas Comes Twice) and Bill Yosses (author and former White House Pastry Chef) for this fast-paced competition series that will determine the best baker of all! Which of the 13 bakers has what it takes to create the next viral baking sensation, win the golden rolling pin and take home the cash prize?”
Creative Team:
- Baker’s Dozen is executive produced by Sandy Varo Jarrell, Suzanne Rauscher, Justin Rae Barnes and Tara Seiner for Bright Spot Content, an All3Media America company.
More Food Series from Hulu:
- Baker’s Dozen is the latest delicious Original to join Hulu’s growing slate of food-forward series.
- Last year fans toured the continent and explored dozens of unique dishes with Padma Lakshmi in Taste The Nation.
- Coming soon from Chef David Chang is The Next Thing You Eat about the seismic changes happening all around us and how they affect not only the restaurant world but people's fundamental relationship to food.
- Maya Rudoulph narrated Eater’s Guide To The World that led audiences on a quest to find the most satisfying culinary destinations around the world.
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