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GUY FIERI SENDS SUPERSTAR CHEFS RACING THROUGH THE AISLES IN GUY'S GROCERY GAMES ALL-STARS

Five Episode Stunt Premieres August 23rd at 8pm ET/PT on Food Network

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will have a five-episode stunt calledwhere celebrity chefs and athletes compete for a prize that will be given to charity. The series will premiere on August 23rd at 8pm ET/PT on Food Network.The cast of celebrity chefs/athletes competing was announced and they are:andFour professional athletes pair up with celebrity chefs includingandJudges from the show compete on the first episode and many of the same chefs that compete on the Food Network "All-Star" shows compete on the other episodes. Pat Neely hasn't been on anything new on the channel for a bit, so he is someone that is a bit different for these type of shows.The press release about the show with episode descriptions from Multivu is below:hosts some of the biggest stars from Food Network and Cooking Channel in special summertime stunt,premieringEach of the five episodes features four culinary all-stars competing in a number of challenges as they navigate their way through the aisles of a grocery store with curveballs from games such as the Fieri Food Pyramid or the feared Food Wheel. Whether it is preparing an upscale dinner using frozen and canned foods, making a noodle dish from the clearance carts or creating a dinner using ingredients from the produce aisle only, each All-Star chef has to shop, prepare, and plate three different dishes using only what they can grab from the grocery store aisles. One-by-one the losing All-Stars check out, determined by a rotating panel of judges that includesand. In the fifth and final episode, each All-Star is teamed up with a professional athlete, giving them even more of a sporting chance to be the victor and go on a shopping spree for a cash prize for their charity!Fans can head to FoodNetwork.com/GroceryGames to relive video and photo highlights, take quizzes and much more. Join the conversation on Twitter using #GroceryGames.“All-Stars: Flavortown Flips Over the Judges!”turns the tables on the show's All-Star judges by makingandcompete in the kitchen! First, they must eat their words and prepare an international lunch using only items that begin with the letters P and Z! Then, they must prepare a decadent dinner using only ingredients from the produce aisle. The two finalists must prepare a family meal that includes three strange ingredients from the Fieri Food Pyramid. The winning judge learns how challenging the Shopping Spree really is as they race to earn up to $20,000 for their charity of choice.Judges :“All-Stars and A-Lister Dinners”Culinary titansandare not spared's twists when a bowling game selects some strikingly bizarre ingredients for a hearty lunch. Next, the chefs have to think outside the boxed foods and make their best dish using processed items from the middle aisles of the store. Then, the chefs experience real highs and lows when the feared Food Wheel determines the high-end and low-end ingredients in their A-list dinner. The winning All-Star chef goes on a shopping spree for charity worth up to $20,000.Judges“Catch A Shopping Star”Four World Class All-Stars,andcompete to win up to $20,000 for charity. First up, chefs must make their favorite lunch using a ridiculous red light special. Next, chefs must rummage through the Clearance Carts to make their Best Noodle Dish. Finally, who will reign supreme making their Show-Stopping Dinner using the four uncanny ingredients from the Fieri Food Pyramid?Judges“All-Stars in the Aisles”Guy pulls no punches when he challenges All-Star chefsandto make an upscale dinner using the double whammy of frozen and canned foods! Next, it’s time for multiple cart swaps in a weekend brunch edition of musical carts! Then, the remaining two All-Stars must turn a kernel of an idea into their best dish using 1 ingredient – corn, in 2 different ways, with ingredients from 3 aisles. Our winning All-Star shops for up to $20,000 for their charity.Judges“All-Stars Team Up with Pro Athletes”Four professional athletes pair up with celebrity chefs includingwithwithwithandwithfor one of the biggest All-Star lineupshas ever seen! These dynamic duos are challenged to make a winner’s dinner using only 7 items after going through the express lane. Next, a toss of the dice determines what these pairs of pros must use for their pre-game meal! Then, teams race the store relay-style, grabbing only one ingredient at a time, to create their best cheat day dish! The winning team will get the chance to sprint through the aisles for up to $30,000 for charity!Judgesis produced by Relativity Lifestyle Television, a division of Relativity Television.