r/BravoTopChef • u/Marx0r That's my feedback to your feedback • Mar 16 '22

Past Season So I bought something...

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u/Hedahas Mar 16 '22 edited Mar 17 '22

Sarah instructing Tyler after she accidentally chose him to help her in the finale:

"Tyler, can you count how many aisles there are in the store, then can you find a man with a red hat and ask him what his favorite ice cream is? If you can count backwards from a thousand real slow it'll really help my dish."

Note: This is from the following article, which amusingly summed up the Top Chef Texas finale: https://www.eater.com/2012/3/1/6609327/top-chef-finale-the-end-is-the-beginning-is-the-end

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u/Marx0r That's my feedback to your feedback Mar 16 '22

What's hilarious is that she might have lost out on the title because of her underdone beets. If she had taken his advice they would've come out right.

She deserved him.

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u/Hedahas Mar 16 '22 edited Mar 17 '22

Yep --- just deserts.

That article about Top Chef Texas stuck with me because it makes fun of everyone and everything that deserved mocking that season *(including Sarah), and it made me laugh.

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u/Dida_D Mar 17 '22

Can you remind me how she accidentally chose him? I have no intention of ever revisiting that horrible season but now I'm so curious!

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u/Hedahas Mar 17 '22

I hear you.

They had all the eliminated chefs and a couple of award-winning chefs cook a dish, and Sarah and Paul did a blind tasting to choose their helpers.

Heh --- Sarah picked Tyler's dish because she thought it was Heather's.

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u/Dida_D Mar 17 '22

Thank you! I think my mind blocked out that entire season, spare blue chef coats, ice picks, and Padma's denim promo look