MasterChef contestant SLAMS judge Andy Allen for his ‘nonsense’ feedback

MasterChef contestant SLAMS judge Andy Allen for his ‘nonsense’ and ‘frustrating’ feedback – and reveals why Melissa Leong and Jock Zonfrillo are much better by comparison

The new MasterChef Australia judges have been receiving plenty of praise from fans.

But eliminated star Chris Badenoch isn’t so impressed by Andy Allen, who won the 2012 season of the cooking show.

Speaking to News.com.au, Chris slammed the judge and said his feedback ‘makes no sense’ – and even compared it to a speech by U.S. president Donald Trump. 

Not too happy: Eliminated MasterChef star Chris Badenoch (pictured) has slammed judge Andy Allen, calling his feedback 'incredibly frustrating' and Donald Trump-esque

Not too happy: Eliminated MasterChef star Chris Badenoch (right) has slammed judge Andy Allen (left), calling his feedback ‘incredibly frustrating’ and Donald Trump-esque

‘It’s not feedback, it’s just a collection of words that make no sense,’ he said. 

‘He’s commented on things that I’ve cooked and when he’s walked away it’s like, “I have no idea what he said or what he meant.” You almost need subtitles. I don’t get it!’ 

Chris, who was the seventh to be eliminated from the new season, added that he didn’t have any issues with Melissa Leong or Jock Zonfrillo’s feedback but said Andy’s reminded him of Donald Trump. 

'A whole lot of words that don't match': Chris, who was the seventh to be eliminated from the new season, said Andy's feedback reminded him of a Donald Trump speech

‘A whole lot of words that don’t match’: Chris, who was the seventh to be eliminated from the new season, said Andy’s feedback reminded him of a Donald Trump speech

‘It’s incredibly frustrating. Jock or Melissa will give you a good critique… [but Andy] it’s not constructive,’ he said. 

‘It’s like a Trump speech; a whole lot of words that don’t match.’   

Chris revealed that his jibes shouldn’t be taken too seriously, however, adding: ‘It’s a reality TV show for Christ’s sake, have some fun!’

Backlash: Chris isn't the only one who has commented on Andy's food critiques, as a number of viewers have shared similar thoughts on Twitter

Backlash: Chris isn’t the only one who has commented on Andy’s food critiques, as a number of viewers have shared similar thoughts on Twitter

Chris isn’t the only one who has commented on Andy’s food critiques, as a number of viewers have shared similar thoughts on Twitter.

‘Mel and Jock are so articulate that it’s jarring when Andy speaks,’ one fan tweeted recently. 

Another wrote: ‘MELISSA: This dish is evocative. With just a single bite, it transports me to a place and time, to experience it’s scent and taste anew. You astound me. You impress me. What is your critique, Andy? ANDY: Bloody hell! Big tick.’ 

Harsh critics: 'Mel and Jock are so articulate that it's jarring when Andy speaks,' one fan tweeted recently. Pictured: Andy with fellow judges Melissa Leong (centre) and Jock Zonfrillo

Harsh critics: ‘Mel and Jock are so articulate that it’s jarring when Andy speaks,’ one fan tweeted recently. Pictured: Andy with fellow judges Melissa Leong (centre) and Jock Zonfrillo

Despite these criticisms, Andy and his fellow judges have been a hit with viewers. 

One fan wrote on Facebook that the show was ‘much better to watch’ without the original judges, Matt Preston, Gary Mehigan and George Calombaris.

‘No, don’t miss them at all. I love the new judges, the show is so far much better to watch,’ they wrote. 

Another said the new hosts were ‘the freshness the show needed’. 

MasterChef continues Sunday at 7.30pm on Channel 10

Success! Despite these criticisms, Andy and his fellow judges have been a hit with viewers

Success! Despite these criticisms, Andy and his fellow judges have been a hit with viewers