Team Buddy creates a nighttime scene with a napping Santa surrounded by toys and elves, while Team Duff builds a realistic tree that morphs into a finished toy train. We sit in a room and we brainstorm with, ‘Alright, what’s the cake gonna be?’ And then we come up with an idea and then ‘Oh, maybe we can add this’ and ‘Oh, maybe it should be this’ or ‘Maybe it should be this.’ And then we kind of like land on, ‘This is what the cake is gonna be.’ And then once we go there we usually don’t deviate from the plan too much. Buddy Valastro and Duff Goldman go head-to-head with cakes portraying Santa's workshop. “We come in with a vision …,” he continued, “and the vision is a collaboration of everybody. Half the time, we don’t really even argue because we agree. “They know what I’m thinking before I think it.
“Me and my team, they speak my language,” Valastro said. It is yet to be seen whether who will emerge as the winner of the second season. The second season officially premiered on Food Network’s channel on March 15, 2020. Hence, Buddy Valastro has now demanded a re-match for the same. Getting on the same page is rarely an issue. Buddy vs Duff season one saw Duff Goldman walking away with the winning trophy. Beyond his baking talents, he says his value to the team lies in finding efficiencies and being the one who pushes everyone to think big. He’s nearly fully recovered now, estimating that the hand is back to 90% of its pre-accident capabilities, and he’s doing everything he did before with no limitations.ĭuring his recovery, he learned to perform some functions with his left hand and to rely more heavily on his team. In September of 2020, he had his right (dominant) hand impaled repeatedly by a metal rod in a malfunctioning pinsetter in his home bowling alley, which required multiple surgeries and lengthy rehabilitation. Indeed, Valastro certainly got to see that in action over the past year. And I think honestly why we’ve been so successful … they’re all amazing artists and they work really well together.” I always applaud those kind of efforts because everybody deserves a shot and … and they’re amazingly talented. Buddy Valastro challenges previous winner Duff Goldman to another round in the battle for ultimate bragging rights. And I was happy to be able to get my team out there without me to show how good they are as well. “Those guys are so talented on both sides they don’t need me and Duff to be there to hold their hands,” Valastro, owner of Carlo’s Bakery in Hoboken, N.J., said.
1 on Food Network (and also streaming on discovery+), the hourlong competition specials find Valastro and Goldman kicked out of their bakeries by their own teams, who then go head to head in baking challenges to determine which team is best as their captains look on virtually.įor Valastro, it was a pleasure to watch them work. Duff: Baker Battle,” there will be no Buddy Valastro or Duff Goldman, either.Īiring consecutive Sundays starting Aug.
There may be no “I” in “Team,” but in the upcoming two-part special “Buddy vs.
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