Inside 'Cooking with Paris Hilton' on Netflix

Oh, hey, look, Paris Hilton in an apron and in the kitchen actually making meals - a Masterchef! 

Ok, no, on a serious note, Paris Hilton will not even wear an apron on her new cooking show that premiered on 4 August 2021. It is a six-episode cooking show where the socialite and heiress fixes up meals with various celebrity friends including another reality TV star, Kim Kardashian, and musicians, Demi Lovato and Saweetie. 

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“I love cooking, I’m not a trained chef and I don’t want to be,” Hilton says in the show’s opening sequence. 

Maybe we should have one for our team, just cooking for fun except no one would cook with high heels on or any fingerless gloves. 

You get to experience a 40-year-old Paris Hilton be clueless as to what a blender is, regardless of her attempt to presents herself as an elegant woman who is simply looking to expand her repertoire beyond nachos, lasagna, and Jell-O shots.

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“Wear sunglasses when chopping onions so your eyes don’t burn, and to look hot.” 

That's just one of the cooking tips you will walk away with from 'Cooking with Paris Hilton'.

Another lesson you'll take from the socialite's kitchen is the importance of presentation. In the glimmering kitchen with culinary glitter and gold flakes, you'll find lots of toothpicks and various edible toppers featuring the logos of designer brands — Chanel, Fendi — at the ready to decorate a bowl of truffle butter or cookies. It’s a lot.

In multiple episodes, she shares her desire to have twins (a girl named London, a boy also named after a city) after having undergone IVF, though she’s denied recent pregnancy rumours. 

Go to Netflix and enjoy the entertaining element of this cooking show. Write your own review and share with us in the comments section.

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