Sandra Lee and Jason Biggs are coming to a television near you.
The Hollywood stars are set to host a new Netflix show where the country's best blue ribbon baker will be crowned a winner.
Blue Ribbon Baking Championship will follow 10 bakers from state fairs nationwide as they compete for the grand prize of $100,000.
'The great American state fair - the sights, the smells, the rides. But at the heart of these state fairs is the time-honored baking competition,' Jason says in the trailer on Wednesday.
'Hometown pastry masters have had their sights set on the same singular prize - the illusive blue ribbon.'
The American Pie actor added, 'We scoured the nation for the best blue ribbon baker from state fairs across America.'
Sandra Lee and Jason Biggs are coming to a television near you in the Blue Ribbon Baking Championship
The Hollywood stars are set to host a new Netflix show where the country's best blue ribbon baker will be crowned a winner
One contestant quipped, 'I am one of the best bakers that I know. My kids think so!' while another chimed in, 'In the baking world ribbons are everything. I should just wear a shirt that says, 'Ribbons are everything.''
Jason then explained that the 10 culinary experts 'will go head to head for best baker.'
'Do I hear a 'Yes, chef?'' Jason teased, to which the bakers exclaimed, 'Yes, chef!'
'Judging it all will be Sandra Lee,' the 46-year-old shared. 'She is an Emmy-winning chef and a blue ribbon winner herself.'
'This is going to be a very tough competition,' the Semi-Homemade Cooking alum noted.
Sandra is also joined by award-winning artisan baker Bryan Ford and former White House pastry chef Bill Yosses.
'We're going to challenge you to rethink iconic fair food and specialty ingredients,' Sandra tells the contestants.
'We're talking cakes, pies, and anything else they can dream of,' Jason revealed. 'Who is going to break it? Who is going to make it?'
Sandra is even seen becoming emotional as she tries one dessert.
The series will follow 10 bakers from state fairs nationwide as they compete for the grand prize of $100,000
'The great American state fair - the sights, the smells, the rides. But at the heart of these state fairs is the time-honored baking competition,' the American Pie actor says in the trailer on Wednesday. 'Hometown pastry masters have had their sights set on the same singular prize - the illusive blue ribbon'
'It is the perfect cake,' she said. 'It is literally making me cry.'
And of course, prepare for some chaos in the kitchen, as the trailer shows someone cleaning up broken glass from a double boiler incident while a second individual has to put out a fire at her station.
The Netflix show - which hits the streaming platform on August 9 - was a concept Sandra came up with 12 years prior, and not only does she serve as a host and head judge, but also as an executive producer.
The television chef then took to Instagram to give followers insight into her latest project.
'Secrets, NETFLIX! I have A NEW SHOW COMING OUT ON NETFLIX!!' Sandra gushed on Wednesday. 'I created it and it took me 12 years to get it to air. I'm so grateful. The Food Network said no when I originally presented it as did Netflix but Netflix came back around after Covid and said yes yes yes.'
The 46-year-old added, 'We scoured the nation for the best blue ribbon baker from state fairs across America'
The Semi-Homemade Cooking alum is also joined by award-winning artisan baker Bryan Ford and former White House pastry chef Bill Yosses
In the trailer, one contestant quipped, 'I am one of the best bakers that I know. My kids think so!' while another chimed in, 'In the baking world ribbons are everything. I should just wear a shirt that says, 'Ribbons are everything''
She continued, 'So many secrets to reveal this year-Shows, Partnerships, so many things in my new life. By the way the show is called BLUE RIBBON BAKING CHAMPIONSHIP. People magazine just announced it but I wanted you all to know from me-it's been so hard for me not to share as so often when I am not posting it's because I am working and EVERYTHING THESE DAYS IS EMBARGO'D so thank you Thank you for understanding, loving and supporting. BEST IN FAIR IS US!! Xoxo.'
Despite her show being a long time coming, Sandra has continued to chase her dreams, sharing the secrets to her success in 2018.
One key element? Know where you are going.
'It doesn't mean you have to know the exact end goal,' the Food Network star said during an interview with KPRC News. 'You can have little goals along the way that can get you to where you need to go.'
The streaming show - which airs on August 9 - was a concept the Emmy-winning chef came up with 12 years prior, and not only does she serve as a host and head judge, but also as an executive producer
Prepare for some chaos in the kitchen, as the trailer shows someone cleaning up broken glass from a double boiler incident while a second individual has to put out a fire at her station
The television chef took to Instagram to give followers insight into her latest project: 'Secrets, NETFLIX! I have A NEW SHOW COMING OUT ON NETFLIX!! I created it and it took me 12 years to get it to air. I'm so grateful'; seen in May
Sandra also encourages people to work on their strengths.
'I started from welfare and food stamps, in debt, with no parental guidance,' she admitted. 'You have to look at those things and say, 'How does this work for me?'
Sandra continued, 'You have to prove to yourself - you need to not have self-doubt, not have fear - live fearless. What does fearless mean? Fear, less.'
And make sure to always find some success in every failure.
'Live it, learn from it, and move on. Don't wallow in it, and don't let it stifle you,' the cookbook author stressed. I started from behind. I was in debt, I had bad credit, I had student loans I couldn't pay off, and that was the catalyst to getting to a goal. My goal was just to pay off my student loans.'
