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‘MasterChef Live’ tour brings fiery flavors to Orange Park Oct. 1
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‘MasterChef Live’ tour brings fiery flavors to Orange Park Oct. 1

  • September 29, 2025

ORANGE PARK, Fla. – Fans of the hit TV competition MasterChef will soon get the chance to experience the heat of the kitchen up close.

Contestants Rachel Sanchez and Julio Figueredo, better known as “The Fiery Cooks,” are hitting the road with MasterChef Live, a stage show that brings the pressure, energy and flavors of the series straight to audiences across the country.

The duo, who proudly showcase their Cuban and Brazilian roots, said moving from TV to live performances has been a rewarding challenge.

“Now we have hundreds of people watching us and judging us in real time,” Figueredo said. “There’s definitely an added pressure with a live audience.”

Unlike the series, there’s no trophy or prize money on the line. Instead, fans can expect surprise challenges, audience participation and even the chance to taste some of the dishes prepared on stage. VIP ticket holders will also have the opportunity to take part in a Q&A session and step in as sous chefs.

Sanchez said the show is about more than cooking — it’s about connection.

“Every time someone tells us how inspired they felt by our journey, that’s priceless,” she said.

The MasterChef Live tour will make its first Florida stop in Orange Park on Wednesday, Oct. 1, before continuing through other cities across the state. The Fiery Cooks encourage fans to follow them on social media for a chance to win free tickets.

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