MasterChef 2025 Grand Finale: All the Key Details
The 2025 grand finale is finally here, following an arduous season of witnessing past MasterChef Australia contestants cook their hearts out.
Back to Win was a fantastic season filled with spectacular cook-offs and even better judges.
The judges of this year’s competition included Gold Logie nominee Poh Ling Yeow, Andy Allen, Sofia Levin, and Jean-Christophe Novelli.
Fans were even treated to a Poh reunion with Julia Goodwin. In the first season of MasterChef, the pair competed against one another.
MasterChef Australia: Back for the Win was not simply about cooking! Sarah Todd and Declan Cleary, two contestants, even fell in love.
With the reality competition series nearing its end, Australian Women's Weekly has answered all of your burning questions about the MasterChef grand finale.
When is the MasterChef Australia grand final?
Great news! The winner of MasterChef Australia will be revealed on Tuesday, August 12, at 7:30 p.m. on Channel 10.
The grand finale will be a special two-hour episode.
Who are the finalists for MasterChef Australia 2025?
It was a difficult season, with the competition starting with an incredible 24 entrants. Only three candidates remain.
Laura Sharrad, Callum Hann, and Jamie Fleming are the three remaining finalists.
Laura has previously competed on MasterChef twice, finishing second in season six and season twelve.
This is also Callum's second appearance in a grand finals, having finished second in season two but fourth in season 12.
Who is expected to win MasterChef Australia 2025?
While the winner of MasterChef will not be revealed until the night, many fans have resorted to social media to express their affection for a specific participant.
When the final three were revealed, many viewers expressed their affection for Callum, a father of three.
"Team Callum… he is very creative and knows when to experiment and when to play to strength," a participant wrote.
Another person said, "Callum, you better take that crown home!!!" "It's past due."
In a recent interview with TV Tonight, Andy Allen stated that the network taped "multiple endings" to keep the actual outcome hidden.
"It's the only way to get a true winner," he explained to the publication. "You can try and contain the 200 people, I suppose, with friends, family, crew, if you wanted to gamble it."
"But I think there is so much on the line with this show."
"But I think there is so much on the line with this show."