Junior Bake Off Brasil (season 1)

The first season of Junior Bake Off Brasil premiered on January 6, 2018 at 9:30 p.m. on SBT.

Junior Bake Off Brasil
Season 1
Country of originBrazil
Release
Original networkSBT
Original releaseJanuary 6 (2018-01-06) 
March 10, 2018 (2018-03-10)
Season chronology

Bakers

The following is a list of contestants:

Baker Age Hometown Status Finish
Manu Mariano 10 Belo Horizonte Eliminated 1st 15th
16th
Sophia Correia 11 Santo André
Giulia Bele Fusco 11 São Bernardo do Campo Withdrew 14th
Arthur Gonzaga 12 Juiz de Fora Eliminated 2nd
Lanai de Sá 11 Campo Grande Eliminated 3rd 13th
12th
Romeo Vitor 10 São Paulo
Luiz Faustino 9 São Paulo Eliminated 4th 11th
Thiago Nunes 8 São José do Rio Preto
Leonardo Mazzola 12 São Paulo Eliminated 5th 10th
9th
Thiago Nunes 8 São José do Rio Preto
Isabella "Bella" Maciel 12 São Paulo Eliminated 6th 8th
7th
Gustavo Almeida 10 São Paulo
Catarina "Naná" Dutra 9 Rio de Janeiro Eliminated 7th 6th
5th
Sarah Oliveira 8 Guarulhos
Noah Marie Salzman 10 Santana de Parnaíba Eliminated 8th 4th
3rd
Thales Moussalli 9 São Paulo
Eduarda "Duda" Silveira 9 São Bernardo do Campo Runner-up 2nd
Arthur Gonzaga 12 Juiz de Fora Winner 1st

Results summary

Elimination chart
Baker 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Arthur OUT RET SB WIN
Duda SB OUT
Noah SB OUT
Thales SB OUT
Naná OUT
Sarah SB OUT
Bella SB OUT
Gustavo SB OUT
Leonardo OUT
Thiago OUT RET OUT
Luiz OUT
Lanai OUT
Romeo OUT
Giulia SB WD
Manu OUT
Sophia OUT
Key
  Advanced
  Judges' favourite bakers
  Star Baker
  Withdrew
  Eliminated
  Judges' bottom bakers
  Returned
  Runner-up
  Winner

Ratings and reception

Brazilian ratings

All numbers are in points and provided by Kantar Ibope Media.

Episode Title Air date Timeslot (BRT) SP viewers
(in points)
Source
1 Top 16 (1) Saturday 9:30 p.m. January 6, 2018 8.4 [1]
2 Top 16 (2) January 13, 2018 7.1 [2]
3 Top 14 January 20, 2018 7.8 [3]
4 Top 12 January 27, 2018 6.8 [4]
5 Top 10 February 3, 2018 8.4 [5]
6 Wildcard February 10, 2018 7.6 [6]
7 Top 10 Redux February 17, 2018 7.2 [7]
8 Top 8 February 24, 2018 6.1 [8]
9 Top 6 March 3, 2018 7.2 [9]
10 Winner announced March 10, 2018 6.8 [10]
  • In 2018, each point represents 248.647 households in 15 market cities in Brazil (71.855 households in São Paulo).

References

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