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'MasterChef' USA Season 13: Gordon Ramsay slammed over sneaky shenanigans with Madame Donut

Fans call out Gordon Ramsay as he teases Madame Donut with a 'fake no' before handing her the apron on 'MasterChef' USA Season 13

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: 'MasterChef' US Season 13 with its latest Episode 3 focuses on the regional auditions in the West, a fresh batch of talented contestants stepping into the spotlight, armed with their culinary prowess and determination to whip up extraordinary dishes that would leave the judges in awe. In this riveting episode, Lizzie, Amanda, Kennedy, and James from the West, fought tooth and spatula to secure their place on the main stage. Each aspiring chef unleashed their culinary magic, presenting well-known dishes that they believed would leave an indelible mark on the esteemed judges.

While a few contestants faced some constructive criticism, their dedication and potential impressed the judges enough to grant them a lifeline and propel them to the next round. However, one contestant stole the show, capturing the attention of fans far and wide: the enigmatic Madame Donut. Fans wasted no time in calling out the formidable Gordon Ramsay for teasing Madame Donut before bestowing upon her the coveted white apron, leaving everyone on the edge of their seats, hungry for more culinary drama.

Who is 'MasterChef' Season 13 contestant Madame Donut?

Meet Madame Donut, the vibrant 48-year-old donut shop owner hailing from the beautiful shores of Maui, Hawaii. Known for her delectable homemade donuts, she is eager to demonstrate her culinary prowess that extends far beyond fried treats. Sporting a strikingly blue, vibrant hairstyle, she's as colorful as her creations. Though Madame Donut encountered a setback when she didn't manage to plate all her components, the judges' critique of her Ahi Tuna Musubi with Crispy Sushi Rice and Soy Gastrique is highly anticipated.

Aaron compares the dish's visual representation to her personality, while Joe questions her time management skills and the unoccupied space on her plate. Gordon, recognizing the beautifully cooked tuna, suggests that the rice could use some extra crispiness. Susan expresses her delight, proclaiming the dish to be "exactly my kind of dish." Aaron acknowledges the silent star, the rice, while Joe declares that it's time for the donut queen to step away from her sweet creations and venture into the realm of restaurant-quality dishes like this one. Yet, what truly captured fans' attention was Gordon's playful trickery with Madame Donut, ultimately leading to her triumphant moment of receiving the coveted apron she yearned for.

'I hate it when Gordon does that there'

Throughout the history of the show, Gordon Ramsay has developed a reputation for playfully toying with contestants, keeping them on their toes before revealing his true intentions. One tweeted, "Gordon just had to pull a fake out didn't he?" while another said, "Gordon making them so nervous lmfao." Another Redditor pointed out, "The fake out there.", to which another replied, "Lots of them on Gordon's shows." Another sarcastically reiterated Gordon's joke saying, "'You donut!' 'Yes?' 'Not you! The other donut!'" One said, "Gordon seems very confused about the name" while another pointed out, "I see Gordon calling her a donut in a different meaning at some point."

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