Guy's Grocery Games

Food Network Star chefs take to the aisles to compete on behalf of their favorite charities. First, Guy tasks them with making a lunch favorite using only five ingredients before making a steakhouse dinner on a budget.

The chefs get inventive in Red Light Special by incorporating marshmallows into lunch. Then they try to make taco night out of Guy's Grocery List before attempting to make a family favorite using One Ingredient Per Aisle.

In Watch Your Weight, the chefs hope their fried feast doesn't add too many pounds to the scale.

The chefs must make comfort food with mislabeled meats and unmarked cans, carry as many items as they can to make breakfast for dinner and spin the Food Wheel to learn what components will be used in their best dish.

The chefs must create an international dish using only items found in the Clearance Carts, make a delicious dessert with a Red Light Special surprise and make their best dish in the letter-limiting ABC challenge.

Food Network All-Stars bring their A game to Flavortown, showing off their spelling skills and culinary prowess in ABC, spinning the Food Wheel and engaging in a final Frozen Food Feud.

Triple-D chefs create comfort food from the likes of radishes and maple syrup, use discounted, damaged and dented items for a delicious dinner party and get a two-for-one deal with Red Light Special and Cart Swap.

In this spooktastic Halloween episode, four chefs must create dishes that don't scare the judges!

The chefs must make a five-star seafood dinner using Five Ingredients or Less, play a new game inspired by an online fan and try to make their ultimate burger in ABC.

Four chefs try to make their best grilled dish in Budget Battle. Next, the chefs must make a decadent breakfast using the classic PB-and-J combo. The last two chefs must make a Sunday supper using One Ingredient Per Aisle.

The chefs must make inventive fall dishes, game-day bites and an upscale Thanksgiving dinner.

The chefs are pressed to make a panini lunch with the items found on Guy's Grocery List.

In the first game, the chefs try not to tip the scale when shopping for their best meat dish.