4th Ave Deli’s Austin Counts to appear on Food Network’s “Guy’s Grocery Games”

4th Ave Deli’s Austin Counts to appear on Food Network’s “Guy’s Grocery Games”

Oct 17, 20181 min read

[10/24/2018 Editor’s Note: Counts contacted us to let us know he dropped out of participating in this run due to personal reasons.]

4th Avenue Delicatessen owner Austin Counts announced he will be a contestant next season on Food Network show Guy’s Grocery Games.

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Each episode of the show features four chefs gathering ingredients in a grocery store to cook a dish assigned by host Guy Fieri while he presents obstacles and challenges. The winner competes in a bonus round where they can win up to $20,000.

The scheduled air date has not been announced yet.

Executive chef Travis Peters from southern fusion restaurant The Parish competed on an episode of Guy’s Grocery Games, which aired earlier this year. He ended up winning.

For more information on Guy’s Grocery Games, visit foodnetwork.com.

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Jackie Tran

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