While contestant 2's tower is taller and the winner by default, our judges still tasted both creations.
The durian cookies are so luxurious, 1 received standing ovation from the judges.
They will pitch this to an investor, and bring the unique flavour to every household!
#Fiction #BakingDrama #Pitch

Contestant 2 baked cookie bars, which turned out to be much easier to stack.
They started their tower with a wide base, and it looks sturdy.
It also looks too dry to eat, and we feel sorry for the judges who have to taste test this.
#Fiction #BakingDrama #start

Contestant 1 once again showcased their skills in working with unusual ingredients, by incorporating fresh durian.
It's exotic and tastes heavenly for those who like it.
Unfortunately it added too much moisture, and the tower crumbled!
#Fiction #BakingDrama #fresh

Our 2nd challenge is inspired by the Tower of Babel. The contestants will bake and stack their cookies into a tower. Whoever can create the tallest tower will win this round.
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Contestant 3 was stumped on how to incorporate tofu skin into vegan cake for Labour Day picnic, and requested a portal to consult a wise man.
Too bad this is #BakingDrama, not #SciFiDrama or #FaeDrama. No portal is available.
Looks like they will not be advancing to the next round.
#Fiction #Portal

Contestant 2 laid out the tofu skin as a pathway to the cake castle entrance.
Reminding people of the old days of feudal society at a Labour Day picnic is not going to win them any points.
Unless the picnic is for the mega rich.
#Fiction #BakingDrama #pathway

With controlled and practiced hands, contestant 1 carefully placed the tofu skin dusted with cayenne onto the dark chocolate cake, finishing the last piece of decoration.
The combination is exotic and might even taste good.
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