Lifetime Picks Up Reality Series For Food Product Inventors Hosted By Stacy Keibler

Looks like filming is winding down? She must be almost finished by now so I bet she'll be heading to Berlin after the Oscars.

Can't imagine there are too many days left of filming, so suspect you are right.

Oh, thank you, Themi! That's one of the pix I saw on the Supermarketsuperstars hashtag

PAN - I was going to post it the other day, but my PC was not co-operating then I forgot with all the broohahha with that poster who was keeping us busy. Thanks x

I must be Twitter handicapped because when I searched #supermarketsuperstars I came up with 3 tweets and none of them were ones done by crew or Stacy. When I did a search on George after the Berlin airport photo came up, I didn't find that one either.

What am I doing wrong?

theminis wrote:Posted on Instagram by a colleague of Stacy's

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Ah, finally we know why she tweeted about the truck, lol.

OofOof wrote:I must be Twitter handicapped because when I searched #supermarketsuperstars I came up with 3 tweets and none of them were ones done by crew or Stacy. When I did a search on George after the Berlin airport photo came up, I didn't find that one either.

What am I doing wrong?

Im not sure. There should be 6 tweets. I clicked on the link, that took me to the supermarketsuperstars hash tag. The George Photo in Berlin is on twitter, found it searching #Clooney. Sorry Oof, not really that great at Twitter, maybe when Sillygirl is around, she can help, as I think she's very good at it.

I appreciate the confidence in my skills but it really is just luck and constantly throwing her name into the search in Twitter.

How do you figure it is almost done? Anyway even with GC I just do searches and luck out. I am surprised no photos of him at LAX though. Back to the show this girl instagramed quite a few photos:

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Seems like they are getting into the nitty gritty of the program.

In that interview with ET, didn't Stacy say "that it's the American dream to be on store shelves", or words to that effect. I guess these girls took that literally! Cute!

Sorry but she looks like Janice, a Price is Right girl from the Bob Barker era. Where's the Price is Right showdown? Not sure she was going for that.

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Exclusive: Lifetime Reveals Supermarket Superstar Mentors
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Stacy Keibler is moving from the Oscar red carpet to grocery stores aisles as host of Lifetime's upcmoing reality show Supermarket Superstar. The competition series gives home cooks the chance to launch their products on shelves nationwide, and TV Guide Magazine is dishing the exclusive scoop on the mentors' panel.

Three coaches will search for the next Orville Redenbacher or Chef Boyardee: Mrs. Fields herself, Debbi Fields; celebrity chef and Food Network personality Michael Chiarello; and branding expert Chris Cornyn. Andrew Hunter, the former VP of culinary development for Wolfgang Puck, will be featured from the show's test kitchen as the research and development mentor.

"So many of us have great recipes that we would love to share with the world, but earning a spot on supermarket shelves remains virtually impossible without assistance," says executive producer Rhett Bachner. "That's why we are so fortunate to have Debbi Fields, the founder of Mrs. Fields Cookies."

Fields closely identifies with the contestants, as she launched her $450 million brand when she was a 20-year-old housewife with no business experience. "Debbi personifies what this show is all about — the American Dream," Bachner says.

While the other mentors don't have a famous cookie recipe under their aprons, Bachner and Keibler are confident in their four-star expertise. "The contestants will be mentored by the best of the best to develop their products into mass production," Keibler says. "It's a bit like Shark Tank." Bachner adds, "This is truly the dream team of product development."

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Sweeping the changes! Stacy Keibler is in cheerful mood as she launches TV career with Supermarket Superstar

She is the former professional wrestler who has been grappling with a desire for a new career.

And it seems Stacy Keibler's time is about to come, as she was spotted sporting a smile as she left the set of her new show Supermarket Superstar on Tuesday.

The former WWE Babe of the Year seemed in high spirits after a tough day of shooting in Los Angeles

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Winning smile: Stacy Keibler was in a great mood as she left the set of 'Supermarket Superstar in Los Angeles on Tuesday
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Fine figure: It is easy to see why George Clooney's current squeeze was WWE Babe of the Year in 2005


Stacy, best known for being Geroge Clooney's current squeeze, looked in fine figure in a red cardigan, white T-shirt and black jeans.

Her Dragons' Den-esque show will see aspiring food product inventors pitch their concepts to a panel of experts.

The mentors will then critique each idea, with contestants then further developing and refining their prototypes before presenting the finished article to a top supermarket buyer.

While it may not sound the most ground-breaking of ideas, the Lifestyle show does have some solid pedigree behind it.

A Sooty-ble candidate: But it remains to be seen whether her show can match the success of Supermarket Sweep

It is being produced by Project Runway makers The Weinstein Co and Undercover Boss company Studio Lambert.

However television fans will surely be wondering if it can live up to the genius of Dale Winton vehicle Supermarket Sweep.

Stacy's wrestling career ran from 2001 to 2006, with a brief comeback in 2011.

She had memorable matches against the likes of Victoria and Molly Holly, but perhaps her most unforgettable rumble was her losing effort in the first ever bra and panties match-up, where she and Torrie Wilson lost out to Trish Stratus and Lita in 2001.
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Big step forward: She is hosting her first ever television show after years trying to make a breakthrough

God Theminis you are so good at embedding photos now! Go girl!

Wow...look at the difference in hair when a stylist does it. I want one!

Thanks Oof - Yep I want a hairstylist too, those jeans and cardigan wouldn't be too bad either.

I bet if we priced those, I could buy a ticket for Oz and still have left over for dinner and a hotel! I keep looking at my Isabel Marant boots thinking I should have gone into wrestling or red carpets!

When all else fails i.e. your red carpet career LOL, then layaway is an option perhaps. Before kids when I think of the money I spent on clothing - better not think about that actually! Well she's lucky to be able to afford it

No release 'til July? Work still to be done then................

TV upfront week is in progress....A&E is today:

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For her new show...I guess we will get more info...

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For her new show...I guess we will get more info...

She looks alot better in these photos. Like the dress and shoes.

Wow Isogetit! I had the exactly opposite reaction. I loved the Dolce and Gabbana Opening outfit but I hate this one and I really hate the white shoes with that purple mess. Her hair and her makeup look good and she looks less tense--more like her usual Red Carpet pose and smile but that outfit...not my taste!

Pics from the link, and if I may be allowed to head some of you off at the pass, if you don't like the dress/hair/makeup/facial expression/shoes/pose, then that's fine; it's not a calamity, it's not a disaster and it's not indicative of the end of the world. All it means is that you and she have different taste and that's a good thing; the world would be tremendously boring if everyone only wore the same style dress.

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Looks like leather to me.

Purple leather...

'Wine coloured' according to the Daily Mail

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Fruity little number! Stacy Keibler is ravishing in a tight wine-coloured leather peplum dress

By AMELIA PROUD
PUBLISHED: 00:38 GMT, 9 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:02 GMT, 9 May 2013

Black leather may always be a winner, but the popular hide is a real treat in fruitier shades. And George Clooney's girlfriend, 33-year-old Stacy Keibler, proved this at an event in New York by slipping into a berry nice leather dress in a wine-coloured shade.

Of course, it being Keibler the whole thing went down rather nicely, and was as refreshing a sight as you can muster.

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What does he see in her? George Clooney's girlfriend Stacy Keibler looked incredible in a magenta-coloured leather dress at the 2013 A&E Upfront Presentation in New York on Wednesday

The former pro wrestler looked gorgeous in a pink sleeveless knee-length leather dress and pointy white heels as she promoted her Lifetime reality competition show, Supermarket Superstar.

In the series, home cooks get a chance to launch their products on shelves nationwide, hoping to become the next Chef Boyardee or Little Debbie. Speaking about the series, Stacy says of mentors Debbi Fields, Michael Chiarello, and Chris Cornyn, 'The contestants will be mentored by the best of the best to develop their products into mass production.'

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Stunning: Keibler was an absolute success in this pretty, yet simple dress

Keibler was once again showing the world just how she charmed Clooney. She looked every ounce of perfection at the 2013 A&A Upfront Presentation in New York on Wednesday. Stacy is still going great guns with Clooney, 52, despite untimely rumours of their demise.

Squashing the rumours that the two were headed towards a break-up, she visited him in Berlin just a few days after it was reported her romance with the Hollywood heartthrob had turned sour. The Sun reported that a source had told them: 'They knew it was never going to end in marriage or babies and Stacy does want kids and a husband in the next few years.'

The couple have been dating for just over a year and a half.

Well I like it. Surprise surprise. I could personally never wear it - leather is too stiff for me - it looks good on her. Kinda outer spacey..

She has a bright lively look in her face and I like that colour on her.

Wearing a soft leather item can feel very sexy !

OofOof wrote:Wow Isogetit! I had the exactly opposite reaction. I loved the Dolce and Gabbana Opening outfit but I hate this one and I really hate the white shoes with that purple mess. Her hair and her makeup look good and she looks less tense--more like her usual Red Carpet pose and smile but that outfit...not my taste!

OofOof I should have clarified, I like this outfit better than the space outfit she wore at the Met Costume Gala.

I like the purple leather dress it looks good on her. Her looks like she forgot to comb it.

I hate those 'wings panels' on her hips! Jennifer Anniston wore a dress with those and I hated it on her,too! Stupid looking! Who came up with that fashion faux pas? Yuck!

Okay, prove me wrong....

I like the color on her and she looks great in the dress .

According to Jared her show is premiering in July:

Stacy Keibler & Chloe Sevigny: A&E Upfront 2013!


Stacy Keibler hits the red carpet at the 2013 A&E Networks Upfront on Wednesday (May at the Tent at Lincoln Center in New York City.

The 33-year-old entertainer was on hand to promote her new show Supermarket Superstars, premiering on Lifetime in July.

Chloe Sevigny and James D’Arcy were on hand to talk about their new A&E series Those Who Kill, Ashanti was in attendance to promote the new season of Limetime’s Army Wives, Travis Fimmel and Katheryn Winnick were present for their History Channel series Vikings, and Longmire‘s Katee Sackhoff hit the red carpet in a pink dress.

The cast of Devious Maids – Dania Ramirez, Roselyn Sanchez, Ana Ortiz, Judy Reyes, and Edy Ganem were all at the event as well!

FYI: Stacy is wearing a Monique Lhuiller dress, Alejandro Ingelmo shoes, and Jennifer Fisher jewelry. Chloe is wearing a Christopher Kane dress and Balenciaga shoes.
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Oh and E!Online has a fashion face off:

Fashion Face-Off: Heidi Klum vs. Stacy Keibler in Leather Dresses

They don't call Heidi Klum "The Body" for nothing. But looks like Stacy Keibler is giving the supermodel a run for her money nickname.
Few celebs can wear skintight leather as successfully as these two ladies, which makes this competition all that much stiffer.
We're not in love with the '70s vibe that the new America's Got Talent judge is sporting. The long sleeves and belt make her look like a Charlie's Angels extra!
On the other hand, Stacy's pointy white pumps contrasted with that body-hugging fuscia frock are equally outdated. This is one battle that's almost too close to call.
So you do: Tell us, who wore it best?!
Who looks better in leather?
Heidi?
Stacy?

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SK is winning by thismuch!

53.5% to 46.5% Heidi

Thats a pretty plumb color. I must say she does it well. It is hard to wear leather right but even harder to have it in such bright colors and still looking good. I think you can see why George would rather have her on a red carpet doing PR work than himself. Especially when he's working. Her work supports him to just by being his GF. He gets a mention and that keeps his name recent.

I wonder why they bumped the show to July? Wasn't it supposed to start in May?

Have to say it again...hate the dress. And, love that like me, E thought those white shoes were horrible. I don't think she looked good in the dress but liked her hair and makeup.

She was on E! News but I missed it--I heard that GC was mentioned as helping her with the show. I am going to try and watch tonight if I don't fall asleep. This is a little bit that is online no mention of GC here:

I can just see George Clooney "helping" her out with Supermarket Stars. Right up his alley alright. Uh huh...

If he does then that's the first time he's ever done anything like that, so my money goes on 'never gonna happen'.

Sorry I did stay up and watch it but it was so fast I didn't catch everything. They had two segments. The one I put here and then then there was a second video clip during the So True So False segment. E! wondered if GC was going to show up at the show but it got one of those "not sure if he will" but sources say he has been very supportive and that he has been giving her tips or notes (it was very fast that I can't remember what was said.) Not sure if they post that online. I meant to type this earlier but I fell asleep.

Thanks for staying up late for us!

Sounds like it's just them speculating about whether George'll show up then? Seeing as it's already been filmed and most of the time George was in Germany then I'm guessing the answer is no.

Just another PR use of the relationship. People who would no more watch this show otherwise will on the off chance George will show.

Thanks New Kid for this:

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Lifetime Television Premieres “Supermarket Superstar”; Contestants Create New Grocery Products

Filed under: Bites & Bits , Author: Candy Wallace , May 10, 2013

Lifetime has picked-up the all-new reality-competition series, “Supermarket Superstar,” hosted by Stacy Keibler, in which aspiring food-product inventors will pitch their concepts to a panel of industry experts for a once-in-a-lifetime chance to have their creations launched nationally in a major grocery chain. The new series debuts this summer, and Lifetime has ordered 10 episodes.

Produced by The Weinstein Company (“Project Runway”) and Studio Lambert (“Undercover Boss”), “Supermarket Superstar” will feature contestants pitching their creations to three research-and-development mentors. As the mentors critique each idea from their professional points of view, each contestant must then further develop and refine every aspect of his or her product before presenting the final concept to a top supermarket buyer.

Chef Andrew Hunter (l.) is one of the three R&D mentors on the new Lifetime reality series, “Supermarket Superstar,” debuting this summer.
The winner of each episode will be rewarded with an investment in his or her product and a chance to return in the season finale, where one individual’s dream will be realized when his or her product receives a nationwide launch and is introduced to millions of customers in a major grocery chain’s stores.

One of the series’ R&D mentors is Chef Andrew Hunter, former vice president of culinary development for Chef Wolfgang Puck and owner of Culinary Craft, a culinary-development agency based in Los Angeles. Hunter calls the new series “the first show of its kind to feature R&D and the product-commercialization process for retail food products. This show will feature Culinology® in action for all the world to see. ‘Supermarket Superstar’ is a very exciting endeavor for our segment of the industry.”

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Culinology?

In Italy it could have a different funny meaning...

A date has been set for the premier: July 22

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'Supermarket Superstar' With Host Stacy Keibler to Debut July 22 on Lifetime

SUPERMARKET SUPERSTAR, with host stacy keibler,

to debut july 22 on lifetime



Celebrity Chef, Vintner and Specialty Foods Pioneer Michael Chiarello

and America’s Cookie Queen Debbi Fields

with Branding Expert Chris Cornyn

Serve as Mentors for Aspiring Home Chefs Competing to

Win Product Placement on Supermarket Shelves Nationwide



LOS ANGELES, CA (June 11, 2013) – Do you have what it takes to be the next Mrs. Fields, Orville Redenbacher or Chef Boyardee? Then you may be a Supermarket Superstar, Lifetime’s all-new competition series that will give every day Americans the chance to prove they have the next great product consumers will love. Premiering Monday, July 22, at 10 ET/PT and hosted by Stacy Keibler, Supermarket Superstar gives undiscovered food entrepreneurs their chance to shine among the big brands in the highly competitive food industry. Almost anyone can cook a great meal, but this is the first food competition show that provides a platform for individuals that can change the way millions of Americans shop and eat.



Each one-hour episode of Supermarket Superstar follows three home chefs as they pitch their product concepts to titans of the food world for the opportunity to have their creation launched nationally in a major grocery chain. Chef, vintner, TV host and specialty foods pioneer Michael Chiarello; cookie mogul Debbi Fields of Mrs. Fields Cookies; and branding expert and food product visionary Chris Cornyn serve as the series’ mentors to share their expertise with the contestants as they prepare their products for mass production. With the help of Chef Chiarello and research and development chef Andrew Hunter, the hopefuls must refine and perfect their recipes to impress targeted focus groups of real-life consumers to make it to the checkout line.



The surviving contestants must then create professional packaging to present their product to Tom Dahlen, the supermarket buyer for The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company (A&P), who will determine the winner of each episode. The last cook standing will be rewarded $10,000 in prize money and $100,000 worth of product development from DINE Marketing and Mattson (the largest independent food and beverage innovation company in the country) to create professional samples of their products. For the Supermarket Superstar finale, three winners from the season will be invited back to compete for the grand prize by presenting their product to A&P CEO Sam Martin, with the hope their dream will be realized when their product is launched in A&P supermarkets and their affiliated chains nationwide.



Produced by The Weinstein Company (Project Runway) and All3Media America (Undercover Boss), Lifetime has ordered ten episodes of Supermarket Superstar. The series is executive produced by Bob and Harvey Weinstein (Co-Chairmen of The Weinstein Company), Meryl Poster and Barbara Schneeweiss of The Weinstein Company, Stephen Lambert, Eli Holzman and Aaron Saidman of All3Media America, Rhett Bachner of B17 Entertainment and Rob Sharenow, Gena McCarthy and Stephen H. Schwartz of Lifetime. Michael Chiarello also serves as an executive producer on the show.



Television host and actress Stacy Keibler has already had an accomplished career appearing in numerous comedy, drama, and dance projects. She can soon add entrepreneur to her list of achievements. Keibler’s lifelong passion for all things health and fitness has inspired her to venture into re-educating consumers about the foods they eat. More importantly, her wish is to target young adults and kids by introducing them to a healthy and wholesome eating regiment. She is currently in the initial stages of developing an innovative and nourishing food line. Her concept is unique and one that will help encourage better eating habits for adults and children.



Michael Chiarello is an award-winning chef, Emmy®-winning television host, restaurateur, vintner, noted author and an expert in the field of culinary retail. He owns Bottega restaurant in the Napa Valley and Coqueta, a new Spanish restaurant on San Francisco's waterfront, and also created the lifestyle brand NapaStyle. This spring, Chiarello released his eighth cookbook, Live Fire. Chiarello has been honored by by Food & Wine magazine, the Culinary Institute of America and the International Fancy Food Show. Chef Chiarello’s Emmy Award®-winning Food Network show Easy Entertaining with Michael Chiarello, began in 2003 and still airs daily. He has appeared on Iron Chef America, Top Chef Masters, Top Chef and The Next Iron Chef, and is a frequent guest of show such at The TODAY Show, Access Hollywood and CBS Early Morning.



Fields epitomizes the American dream. From America’s cherished tradition of humble beginnings, she launched what has become one of the nation’s most visible, successful dessert empires. Fields earned more than 25 years of entrepreneurial, operational and managerial experience in a company she built from scratch. Founder, baker, chief cookie lover and former chairman of Mrs. Fields Cookies, a $450 million company she founded in 1977, Fields has since sold her company, which is a market leader among fresh-baked cookie stores. She is the author of three cookbooks, Mrs. Fields' Cookie Book: 100 Recipes from the Kitchen of Mrs. Fields, I Love Chocolate Cookbook and Debbi Fields' Great American Desserts. She also hosted Great American Desserts, which aired nationally on public television.



Cornyn began his career at Doner Advertising working on the Klondike Ice Cream Bars, Betty Crocker Brownie Sundae and Yoplait Frozen Yogurt accounts. He continued on to become creative director and strategist at a number of advertising agencies before founding DINE, The Food & Drink Agency. A graduate of Sarah Lawrence College, Cornyn studied at Wadham College in Oxford, England, as well as Ecole des Beaux-Arts in LaCoste, France. He is also a frequent featured speaker at industry events around the country including the Fancy Food Show and the American Association of Advertising Agencies. In 2011, Cornyn sold DINE to Mattson, which employs over 80 food professionals and has one of the richest environments in the food industry to create new food products for food companies big and small. Cornyn continues to run DINE and functions as its President under its new parent company Mattson.



Hunter is a research and development chef with 20 years experience in culinary development and product innovation. As former vice president of culinary development for Wolfgang Puck, Hunter was responsible for translating Wolfgang’s signature fine dining vision into profitable fast casual menu concepts for 90+ Express and Bistro units throughout the United States, Canada and Japan. Hunter currently develops retail and consumer food products for companies including Wolfgang Puck Worldwide, Niman Ranch, Martha Stewart, Kikkoman and Gourmet Garden. He serves as Executive Chef for Niman Ranch and Foodservice and Industrial Chef for Kikkoman. Before joining Wolfgang Puck, he was president of a product development company focused on developing new menu concepts and innovative recipes for chain restaurant groups, and packaged foods for retail food manufacturers. Prior to establishing his company, he managed the culinary operations for Darden Restaurants’ 525-unit Olive Garden chain and developed the retail food offerings for webvan.com, an Internet grocer.

ABOUT THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY

The Weinstein Company (TWC) is a multimedia production and distribution company launched in October 2005 by Bob and Harvey Weinstein, the brothers who founded Miramax Films in 1979. TWC also encompasses Dimension Films, the genre label founded in 1993 by Bob Weinstein. TWC also boasts an active television production division led by former Miramax Films Co-President of Production Meryl Poster. TWC produces the reality powerhouse Project Runway, now in production for its 12th season on Lifetime, with its spin-off series Project Accessory and three seasons of the critically-acclaimed Project Runway All Stars. TWC is currently in production on the fourth season of the popular VH1 reality series Mob Wives and the second season of its spin-off series Big Ang. TWC’s docuseries Welcome To Myrtle Manor on TLC, which follows the daily adventures of residents in a South Carolina trailer park COMMUNITY, was recently renewed for a second season and going into production in June.



Upcoming TWC series premieres include Rodeo Girls for A&E and the reality competition show Supermarket Superstar, hosted by Stacy Keibler, for Lifetime. TWC has projects in development at Oxygen and WE. TWC also produced the scripted series The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, directed by Anthony Minghella for HBO. Recently developed scripted projects include a historical action-adventure epic for STARZ titled Marco Polo, The Nanny Diaries written by Amy Sherman-Palladino for ABC and an untitled New York private eye procedural for FX.



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I liked the black dress, with her hair down, better

It looks to me that  Supermarket Superstar is the U.S. version of the Canadian competitive reality show called "Recipe to Riches" -- which was first aired on the Food Network in 2011. The contestants pitchtheir original recipes and the winner gets  his/her product to be sold as a President's Choice product plus C$ 25,000 and is eligible for the big prize of C$ 250,000.  I just realized that Recipe to Riches' prizes are even better.

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