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The Netflix series Snack vs. Chef has immediately gripped viewers as it has shown the viewers that the world is full of creative innovators. In this series, contestants work on their own versions of famous junk foods, like Pringles, Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Gushers, and Oreos, before trying to put their own original and unique twists on the product. Fans, in particular, have also loved watching the chemistry between hosts Ali Bouzari (a writer and scientist who has a biochemistry Ph.D.) and Helen Park (La Boite's culinary director) as they provide helpful criticisms and make the contestants feel warm and welcome.

Sadly, the main issue is that the series only features eight episodes in total meaning that it can quickly be binged in just a couple of hours. While it's likely going to be a while before fans see another series, luckily, there are plenty of other shows follow a similar concept,...

Netflix is doubling down on unscripted series with a raft of new titles including a new cooking from the producers of MasterChef and a pair of magic projects.

The Svod service has ordered The Final Table, Death by Magic and Derren Brown: Sacrifice alongside confirmation of projects including football doc Sunderland Till I Die and Jackass-meets-Wipeout-style gameshow Flinch.

The new shows were unveiled by Brandon Riegg, VP of Unscripted Originals and Acquisitions for Netflix, at the Edinburgh International TV Festival.

The Final Table is a global culinary competition series that features the world’s most renowned chefs fighting for a spot at the top table. The series features 12 teams of two chefs from around the world cooking the national dishes of Mexico, Spain, England, Brazil, France, Japan, the U.S., India and Italy. Each episode focuses on a different country and its cuisine. Celebrity chefs that will appear in...