10 Best Baking Shows On Netflix To Watch Right Now

The first season of the American Netflix Original sitcom Bake Squad, which consists of eight episodes, began on August 11, 2021. The show's recurrent quartet of four bakers compete to make treats for a different consumer in each episode. Christina Tosi hosts the program.

Four of the top bakers in the business compete to make four magnificent desserts for a person's special event, such as a wedding or birthday party.

The same four bake-off contestants and host Christina Tosi, the creator of the enormously well-liked bakery and dessert business Milk Bar, appear in each of the eight episodes. 

There are new challenges every week. Since no one is eliminated and there is no prize other than one baker's creation being chosen for the episode's special event, the bakers utilize the show more as a showcase than a competition.

As they compete for the title of best sweet treat, the pros inspire one another to reach new creative heights.

An American reality television program called Nailed It! debuted on Netflix on March 9, 2018. In this reality television-style bake-off competition, three aspiring bakers compete to recreate challenging desserts to win a $10,000 cash prize and a "nailed it" trophy.

The top post-Pinterest cooking program is perfect. The most beautiful aspects of social media cooking, the hilarity of a failed culture, and the best elements of food competitions are mixed.

Imagine a Sugar Rush-style competition if the competitors weren't trained bakers and gave it their all. 

The main thrill of Nailed is found elsewhere, although it can occasionally be hilarious to see the sheer abominations the challengers conjure up. It celebrates doing your absolute best and giving everything you have.

As a result of the series' high ratings, it was nominated for five Primetime Emmys, including two for Outstanding Host for a Reality or Competition Program and three for Outstanding Competition Program. 

A non-fiction Netflix original series called Ugly Delicious combines history, travel, and food. Each episode focuses on a different dish or idea and investigates how it has been prepared worldwide.

David Chang served as the presenter of the opening episode of the first season, which aired on February 23, 2018. It was renewed for a second season on November 22, 2018, and will debut on March 6, 2020.

Due to Chang's growing workload and the birth of his first kid, the second season only had half as many episodes as the first.

David Chang is the host of this Parts Unknown-inspired hybrid travel and food program that explores the cultural relevance of American culinary scenes in the novel and highly unique ways.

It doesn't just live within our national borders because the program frequently examines imports from other nations and how various cultural sensitivities converge to create a new kind of cuisine.

Netflix has Baking Impossible, a US food competition television program with an engineering and baking theme. Every episode features a "bakineering" job for the cast of competitors, which is a task that combines baking and engineering.

The program's first season premiered on October 6, 2021, with judges Andrew Smyth (a specialist in baking engineering), Joanne Chang, and Hakeem Oluseyi. Host Justin Willman introduces the show.

Although it occasionally seems like magic, finding the ideal ratio of ingredients and heat to interact and produce the correct flavors, textures, and forms during baking is essentially a science.

Baking Impossible develops the scientific premise by fusing skilled bakers and engineers to become "bakers." Two-person teams are responsible for creating odd structures like boats, cars, and complex clothes that taste good and are completely functional.

The bakers had never met before their first task, so the show is about how two strangers learn to collaborate and construct the seemingly impossibly difficult. The magician and comedian Justin Williams hosts the competition show Baking Impossible, which has judges from the engineering and baking fields.

Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, an American documentary web series, debuted in 2019. Celebrity chef David Chang joins them in each episode in a big city, talks to them about food, and then shares a variety of local cuisine with them.

David Chang, the celebrated chef, and creator of the Netflix Original travel documentary series Ugly Delicious' Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, is another travel documentary series from 2019.

Compared to Ugly Delicious, the four-episode series has a slightly lighter touch, emphasizing the guests and Chang's interviews more than the history and philosophy of the food they're consuming.

Once again, a cast of famous guests accompanies Chang on his journey. The four-episode series benefits from this since it is light and entertaining to watch, whether Chang is visiting Cambodia with Kate McKinnon or sampling Vancouver's food while stoned with Seth Rogen.

David Gelb produced the American documentary series Chef's Table, which debuted on the Netflix streaming platform on April 26, 2015. Viewers are given access to the homes and kitchens of numerous well-known and prosperous international chefs in the program.

Each episode centers on a different chef and investigates how their backgrounds, skills, and hobbies have shaped how they approach cooking.

The program was renewed for a seventh and eighth season on May 20, 2019. It has received numerous honors and nominations, including eight Emmy nods.

This program, which served as Netflix's first docuseries, was directed by David Gelb, who also helmed Jiro Dreams of Sushi.

Like his popular documentary, each episode of Chef's Table focuses on a different well-known chef while exploring what motivates them to raise their cooking to the level of art and pursue perfection.

The host of the Netflix reality competition series School of Chocolate, produced by Super Delicious Productions, is Swiss-French pastry chef, artist, and chocolatier Amaury Guichon. 

Eight contestants go head-to-head in a series of creative cooking challenges to be named "best in class" and win a $50,000 cash prize. Guichon works with the contestants as both a coach and a judge. The Netflix original series debuted on November 26, 2021.

The School of Chocolate attracts top executive chefs, chocolatiers, and culinary educators who want to sharpen their talents. Amaury Guichon, the proprietor of Las Vegas's famed Pastry Academy, runs it.

Guichon shows eight students how to make sophisticated chocolate structures, including museum-quality sculptures, buildings that hang from the ceiling, and themes that reflect other items. 

No contestants are eliminated on this show; however, Guichon has the right to remove a contestant from a challenge if he believes they haven't mastered a particular skill so he can demonstrate how to accomplish it.

The eight-part British cookery program Nadiya Bakes is hosted by Nadiya Hussain. The instructions for Hussain's sumptuous desserts are provided.

Nadiya Hussain, a versatile television personality, celebrity chef, author, and fan favorite who won the Great British Baking Show, has transformed her fifth book, Nadiya Bakes, into a Netflix series of the same name that has become a dazzling staple on television.

With pull-apart pizza bread and vegan banana ice cream cheesecake, among other quick, inexpensive, and impressive baked delicacies to surprise your loved ones, the program is classic Hussain.

Hussain's most recent project marks his first entirely focused on baking since The Great British Baking Show.

In the British television baking competition The Great British Bake Off, produced by Love Productions, a group of amateur bakers competes against one another in several rounds to impress two judges.

Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc replaced Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood as the show's former hosts and judges. Noel Fielding and Sandi Toksvig took over as the hosts after it moved to Channel 4, although Matt Lucas later replaced Toksvig.

The judges at the moment are Prue Leith and Hollywood. In the show, one competitor is removed from each round, and the winner is picked from those who move on to the final.

The show's first four seasons, which spanned its first episode on August 17, 2010, were shown on BBC Two. But as the program's appeal grew, the BBC decided to move it to BBC One for the remaining three seasons.

Love Productions and Channel 4 agreed on a three-year deal for the show's production after the seventh season.

Young bakers between the ages of 9 and 15 compete in a series of challenges involving the manufacture of cakes, biscuits, bread, and pastries in the Junior Bake Off, a British television baking competition. The winner takes home the title of Junior Bake Off Champion.

Each season of Junior Bake Off features 15 episodes. The Great British Bake Off features the signature, technical, and showstopper tasks in each episode, whereas Junior Bake Off does not.

The Great British Bake Off spin-off series debuted in 2011, and Love Productions also makes the show. From 2011 through 2016, Junior Bake Off aired on CBBC for four seasons.

After its parent program left the BBC in 2017, Junior Bake Off returned with a fifth season on Channel 4 in 2019. Harry Hill, a comedian, served as host, and Prue Leith and Liam Charles served as judges.

The fifth season came to an end on November 22, 2019. On January 11, 2021, the show returned for a sixth season.

The seventh season of Junior Bake Off began on Monday, January 10, 2022, and ended on Sunday, January 28, 2022. It has been announced that Junior Bake Off will return for its eighth season in 2023.