Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars: When it starts, what they win and everything we know so far

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Gordon Ramsay is ready to take the UK by storm with his brand new BBC show Future Food Stars. The celebrity chef is no stranger to the small screen as he's fronted many different cooking shows: Hell's Kitchen, Kitchen Nightmares, Hotel Hell, Masterchef and more.

The famously foul mouthed chef will have 12 new food and drink entrepreneurs battle it out in an intense competition for his investment.Ramsay, 55, will see the show air in both the UK and the USA at the same time after broadcasting company Fox bought the rights.A source told The Sun: “Gordon’s super-excited, as it’s the first time that he’s had a programme like this on television in the UK as well as the US, with Fox and the BBC at the same time – it’s a big deal for him."He is very much looking forward to filming Stateside in the new year, where he has a home, and investing in the show’s winning US entrepreneur to add to his American portfolio."Beeb producers are all very excited — the challenges on the series are pretty epic, plus the personalities of all the contestants are huge’’.In an impressive move, despite not one single episode of Future Food Stars airing yet - the series has been booked for a second season.Here's everything we know so far about Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars.Gordon Ramsay's Future Food Stars starts on BBC One on Thursday, March 31 at 9pm.Episodes will continue to air weekly on TV as well as on BBC iPlayer.A teaser from the BBC reveals: "Gordon’s always been at the cutting edge of the food industry, and he's prepared to put his money where his mouth is by backing the winner with an investment to take their idea to the next level."This isn't a man who suffer fools, and Gordon will push all 12 candidates to their limits through a