Chopped Episodes
- Season 45.0
- Season 42.0
- Season 41.0
- Season 40.0
- Season 32.0
- Season 31.0
- Season 29.0
- Season 28.0
- Season 27.0
- Season 26.0
- Season 25.0
- Season 24.0
- Season 23.0
- Season 22.0
- Season 21.0
- Season 20.0
- Season 19.1
- Season 19.0
- Season 18.0
- Season 17.0
- Season 15.0
- Season 14.0
- Season 10.1
- Season 10.0
- Season 7.0
- Season 6.0
- Season 5.0
- Season 4.0
- Season 2.1
- Season 2.0
Season 26, Episode 4
Battle of the Grandpas
Four beloved grandfathers fight it out in the Chopped Kitchen in hopes of making their families proud. In the first round, a breakfast starch and a classic soda fountain choice are two of the mystery basket ingredients. Then in the entree round, beef and peanut butter taffy bites are what's for dinner. And in the final round, featuring a homey pie and a fresh fruit, one of the granddads experiences a moment of confusion, resulting in a potentially costly mishap.
Season 26, Episode 5
Family Affair
A mom, dad, son and aunt who work in the same restaurant meet in the Chopped Kitchen, where it's every chef for themselves. In the first round, one family member's grill pan gets taken over by two relatives. In the entree round, chicken breasts seem like an easy protein to work with, but how will the chefs fare with the other mystery ingredients? The final two family members make desserts using dried fruit and a very sweet cake.
Season 26, Episode 7
Chopped Catwalk
Four chefs who are also fashion models strut their stuff in the Chopped Kitchen, where they find tuna and kale chips in the appetizer basket. In the second round, the chefs must make fish and seeds work in their dishes. Something frozen and something crunchy are found in the dessert basket.
Season 26, Episode 8
Food Truck Kitchen
The Chopped Kitchen is taken over by food truck chefs, steering toward success! The first basket contains ingredients from Chinese and Greek cuisines, while a classic American street food meets a fun-to-say Korean dish in the entree basket. The two food truck chefs facing off in the dessert round work with unripe fruit and a much-loved sweet spread.
