SIDEMEN AMONG US COOKING CHALLENGE

Summary

The video involves a cooking competition between two teams, with an 'imposter' secretly assigned to sabotage their own team. Through three chaotic rounds of cooking catch-up bread, stuffed chicken potatoes, and a Baileys trifle, the imposters sneakily add wrong ingredients and mess with appliances to ruin the dishes. One imposter even injures themselves to avoid suspicion. In the end, the red team wins, exposing the imposters' failed sabotage attempts. The video highlights the teams' chaotic cooking and paranoia about discovering the imposters in an entertaining parody of the game Among Us.

Takeaways

• 😊 Teams compete in cooking challenges with a sabotaging imposter
• 👨‍🍳 Imposters try to secretly ruin their team's dishes without getting caught
• 🥘 Teams have to cook several courses - an appetizer, main, dessert etc.
• 😱 Imposters add weird ingredients like vanilla extract to ruin dishes
• 🕵️‍♂️ Teams try to figure out who the imposter is based on suspicious behavior
• 🤯 Successful imposters that don't get caught win £3,000
• 🚨 Teams vote out suspected imposters - if wrong the imposter wins the money
• 🏆 Winning teams that catch the imposter split the £3,000 prize
• 😅 Both imposters and crewmates make silly cooking mistakes
• 🤣 There is a lot of chaos, accusations and pranks between the teams

Q & A

What is the overall premise of the challenge?

The premise is that two teams compete in a cooking challenge, but there is a twist. Each round, one person on each team is secretly selected to be an 'imposter' whose goal is to sabotage their team's cooking without getting caught.

What are the teams competing for?

The teams are competing for a cash prize of 3000 British pounds each round. If the imposter succeeds in sabotaging their team but does not get voted out, they personally win the money instead.

What types of dishes did they have to cook?

In the first round they had to cook crostini bread with ketchup and an espresso martini. In the second round they made dauphinoise potatoes, stuffed chicken, and green beans. For dessert they made a Bailey's tiramisu.

How were the imposters chosen each round?

The imposters were randomly selected each round. Everyone was given an envelope that revealed their secret role for that round.

What methods did the imposters use to sabotage?

Methods included altering oven temperatures, over or under seasoning food, putting incorrect ingredients into dishes, and even injuring themselves to cause distractions.

How did teams try to identify the imposter?

Teams tried to catch imposters by closely watching everyone cook, calling out suspicious behavior, tasting for incorrect flavors, and through the process of elimination by voting.

Which team ended up winning overall?

By the end, the blue team had won two out of the three rounds. So they won the overall cooking challenge.

Who was voted the best imposter overall?

In a vote at the end, Simon was ultimately named the best imposter for sneaking coffee beans onto the other team's bread and going undetected.

What was the hardest part about being the imposter?

The imposters said the hardest part was sabotaging subtly without immediately drawing suspicion to themselves and getting caught early on.

What did the teams learn from this experience?

They learned cooking collaboratively is difficult, as too many opinions can lead to confusion and mistakes. And deception games like this require cleverness, acting skills, and strategic sabotage.