Who won The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge? We discuss the popular Netflix reality cooking competition, which contains significant spoilers.
Some of you may be excited to discover The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge on Netflix, as it is a reality show focusing on cooking.
The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge is a ten-episode odyssey featuring ten contestants playing for a massive cash prize.
This show is a spin-off from a previous property, Nailed It!, that first appeared in 2018 and managed to find a format people enjoyed, leading to this new offering.
Despite trying to be as innovative as possible with a cooking game show format, some of you may not watch this kind of thing. Reality game shows are not for everyone, and you either enjoy this content or you don’t, so in some respects, this article could be for you.
I’m going to spoil the ending of this show completely, meaning you don’t have to watch all ten episodes to be able to drop it into conversation at your next society dinner party.
However, you may be a massive fan of the show, so please make sure you have watched every episode before reading this, as I am most assuredly going to answer the question of who won The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge.
What was the format for The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge?
There were ten contestants at the start of the show. Hosted by Nicole Byer and Jacques Torres, each episode has two rounds for the players to participate in.
The first is a mini-challenge, and the second is a main challenge.
The hook for the Nailed It! property is unique, as the contestants have to learn new skills as they go, giving it a bit of a twist to the usual cooking format. In the new show, if you win a round, you get an advantage in the next round and ten grand for winning the episode before moving on. Where do I sign up?
The last player in the game is crowned the winner and receives a whopping hundred K for their efforts.
Who won The Big Nailed It Baking Challenge?
Ignoisco Miles De’Juan would eventually win the show. This wonderful contestant won the grand prize in the show’s finale after excelling in many of the tasks in the series.
Ignoisco has many strings to his bow, dabbling in dance, theatre, music, acting, and, of course, cooking.
He was an instructor at Isana Academies, specializing in voice coaching, and became Camp SOUL Director at the African American Arts Institute.
Where is Ignoisco Miles De’Juan Now?
Since winning, it appears that he has dreams of opening his own bakery.
Ignoisco’s Instagram page @ignoiscodejuan states he is the founder of BUTTERUh Sweets, but I couldn’t track down anything about his own business yet, probably as Ignoisco has enough on his plate as it is after winning the show; of course, everyone at Ready Steady Cut wishes him well in future projects.
