Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Ciao House, the cooking competition series that requires its contestants to have a strong social game in addition to impressive culinary skills, is Food Network's best show. Hosted and judged by chefs Alex Guarnaschelli and Gabe Bertaccini, Ciao House takes place in Italy. Season 1 took place in Tuscany, while season 2 was in Puglia.
However, Ciao House requires the contestants to vote each other off. This adds a whole new layer to the show, which makes it feel more like Big Brother than a traditional cooking competition show. The contestants have to be more than great chefs in order to survive in the game. They must work together, form alliances, and perfect their social games so that they aren't voted out if they lose a challenge.
3 The Social Aspect Of Ciao House Adds Another Layer Contestants Must Be Good At More Than Just Cooking Ciao House isn't just a cooking show. It's also a social game that requires the contestants to form alliances and create strategies. Some contestants even hold back their culinary abilities in order to sabotage their capos. They sit back and watch as the capo makes mistakes so that they can vote them out after the competition.
Related Worst Cooks Celebrity Edition: Why Tracey Gold’s Win Was So Inspiring When Tracey Gold won Worst Cooks Celebrity Edition: That's So 90's, a lot of people were elated. They loved seeing her come out on top. After watching the Kids,Holiday, Spring, and Summer Baking Championship and countless episodes of Chopped and Beat Bobby Flay on Food Network, Ciao House is a welcome change. It's not formulaic like the other shows because the challenges are based on what each setting in Italy has to offer. What happened in Tuscany was different from Puglia, so the show wasn't exactly the same in its first two seasons. This is what makes Ciao House so captivating.