Pequenos Confeiteiros

First impressions are everything, so Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman kick off the competition by giving the kid bakers free rein to show off their bestselling dessert using the psychology of color.[Food Network]

Fan-favorite bakers return to make Halloween treats.

A successful business captures the public's attention with a unique product or a new spin on familiar things. Duff and Valerie challenge the biz bakers to combine two treats into one dessert mash-up.[Food Network]

The biz bakers are tasked with putting their own design on a logo cake. The kids will go head-to-head in a team challenge that finally decides which cake flavor is better, chocolate or vanilla.[Food Network]

Food festivals are the perfect place to get reviews from new customers, so Duff and Valerie have the bakers create festival-friendly desserts in a jar.[Food Network]

Sales trends change all the time, so Valerie and Duff task the bakers with making cupcakes in a popular flavor. Each baker pairs up with their neighbor to create a new cupcake that will predict a future trendy flavor.[Food Network]

Duff and Valerie know that sometimes you need to sit down over a nice meal to seal a deal. To honor this tradition, the bakers create power lunch imposter desserts like crab cakes with wedge salad, or steak with fries.[Food Network]

Good leadership sets successful business apart, so Valerie and Duff hold interviews for two team leaders who assign flavors in the cream puff cake challenge. Bakers with the same flavors go head-to-head for judgement.[Food Network]

As a bakery owner, Duff receives some unusual requests from customers, and he's using them as inspiration for a Make It Work challenge. The bakers learn to go with the flow by making a dessert using an unexpected flavor.[Food Network]

Valerie and Duff challenge the kid bakers to put their own stamp on the trendy loaded cookie. They want the bakers to go crazy, making two different batches of cookies packed with extra toppings, filling and frosting.[Food Network]

Birthdays keep bakeries busy all year round, so the kid bakers create commercials to sell Valerie Bertinelli and Duff Goldman on why they'd make the best birthday cake; the top cake maker wins $25,000.[Food Network]