Cupcake Wars Questions (2 pages)
Contestants:
#1 Annette Starbucks (Rebecca) from Goodie Girl...
Cupcake Wars Questions (2 pages)
Contestants:
#1 Annette Starbucks (Rebecca) from Goodie Girls Cupcakes #2 Jane Marie Kane (Michelle, Mom) from Cake Dreams
#3 Megan Faulkner Brown (HIllary) from Sweet Tooth Fairy #4 Paul Conti (Titus) from Casereccio Cakes
Write 3-4 sentences to answer the following questions during the video. These questions ARE NOT in order of the video. Make sure to be descriptive in your answers:
What are Titus’ qualities? Does this make him a good employee?
At the 10:00 mark, why did Paul start over with his batter all together instead of just adding sugar to his already mixed mixture? Did he handle this mishap well? Why or why not?
Annette shoots the arrow and hits whiskey. She mentions quite a lot throughout the first challenge that she doesn’t care for it and doesn’t like it. In your opinion does she handle this effectively? Why or why not?
Who runs into the biggest time management mistakes? How did that impact his/her cupcakes? Name one time management strategy that could have been used more or used more effectively.
In the finals, which group worked the worst under pressure and how did you see that play out in the kitchen?
Based on work skills, communication, and professionalism, who would you have wanted to work with? Why? Name and list three traits that help make a person successful on this show.
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