Gordon Ramsay wants participants for new 'The Apprentice' style BBC food show
Outspoken chef Gordon Ramsay has announced the launch of a new cooking show for the BBC, and it doesn't sound too dissimilar from The Apprentice.
Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars will be an eight-part competition which sees the TV host on the hunt for entrepreneurial talent.
The 53-year-old even put out a call for contestants on his Twitter page where he urged those with the next "big, bold and exciting food or drink business idea" to sign up.
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Elaborating on his involvement in the show, Ramsay said in a video: "I'm investing my time, my money to take the next product, app, food truck or something completely new to the next level and you don't even need to be a chef.
Hey UK ! I’m now casting for my new @BBCOne show ! To express an interest, please email foodstars@studioramsay.com
Applicants must be aged 18+ by 01 May 2020 and have the right to live and work in the UK. To find out what happens to your data:https://t.co/8SZD1EvRMr pic.twitter.com/5UdI3wzzQZ— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) January 15, 2020
"Your business may be in development. That's how exciting this new series is."
He went on to add he was seeking contestants with "passion, drive and very strong work ethic". The programme is due to feature 12 participants in total.
Ramsay has plenty of television experience on UK television with the series Hell's Kitchen, The F Word, and Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares under his belt.
He also made a splash in the US when he took Hell's Kitchen and Kitchen Nightmares across the pond as well as appearing on US versions of MasterChef and MasterChef Junior.
Outside of his career, there was good news for Ramsay in his personal life last year as he welcomed another child with wife Tana Ramsay.
Although, he admitted he "fainted like an idiot" when the tot, Oscar, was born in April 2019.
His birth came after the couple, who are already parents to Megan, Holly, Jack, Matilda, suffered a miscarriage in 2016.