TV Zone<\/a>, the contest has been axed after struggling to reach audiences, with none of the episodes managing to top a viewership of over 2 million.<\/p>\nIt was reported that Future Food Stars was commissioned for season 2 before the first had even aired and, as such, the news may come as a surprise to some.<\/p>\n
The BBC has declined to comment on the reports, although RadioTimes.com<\/strong> understands that a final decision has not yet been made.<\/p> Future Food Stars, which sees 12 candidates battle it out Apprentice-style to become the country\u2019s next biggest food star and win a \u00a3150,000 investment from Ramsay himself, aired for two years.<\/p>\n
The first season of the show was won by Victoria Omobuwajo, owner of snack-based brand Sunmo, while the second saw Andy Albalous, of CBD and olive oil brand Drops of Heal, emerge victorious.<\/p>\n
It comes only one week after Ramsay\u2019s ITV show Next Level Chef was reportedly axed after just one season, as it also failed to achieve high ratings.<\/p>\n
Jade Greenhalgh was the series\u2019s one and only winner, who took home \u00a3100,000 at the end of the first run.<\/p>\n
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