Wednesday 6 July 2022 12:06 AM MasterChef judges accused of 'favouritism' for HELPING Daniel Lamble but not ... trends now
The MasterChef judges have been accused of favouritism once again after fan favourite Julie Goodwin was sent home on Tuesday's episode.
The 'national treasure' was booted off the Channel 10 cooking show show after burning her sticky date pudding during a challenge in Tasmania.
Angry viewers complained on Twitter that judges Andy Allen, Melissa Leong and Jock Zonfrillo helped contestant Daniel Lamble with his fish dish, but didn't offer the same assistance to Julie and the others.
MasterChef judges were accused of 'favouritism' on Tuesday for HELPING Daniel Lamble but letting Julie Goodwin burn her cake - as the first-ever winner was sent home in a shock elimination
Jock quizzed Daniel on how he was going to remove the bones from his salmon in time before he decided to confit the fish.
He then cooked calamari after overcooking the salmon.
After Julie, 51, was sent home, fans complained that Daniel was given an unfair advantage from the judges - advice.
During the cook, Jock quizzed Daniel on how he was going to remove the bones from his salmon in time, before he decided to confit the fish. He then cooked calamari after overcooking the salmon
'They didn't tell Sarah about the chilli and whiskey combination/balance. They didn't help Billie with her overflowing oil pot. They didn't tell Julie to check on her cake. But good god did the judges basically cook Daniel's dish for him. #MasterChefAU,' one fan tweeted.
'I agree! How does Daniel get a fish course with additional major ingredient to still get a dish up, but Julie gets relegated to a bottom shelf to cook a cake, and no one thinks this is unfair?! #MasterChefAU' another added.
'Yep, just following the script and the storyline of this series,' another wrote.
'Exactly my sentiment!!! I'm sick of the judges' favouritism on Daniel! If he didn't change his fish prep, or if he left his
