"Although a deeply disturbing plate with a heap of Santa Clauses in the middle it clearly conveys that it is supposed to be a Christmas dish. You can approximately determine what the plate is meant to represent; lots of green vegetables, a type of mashed potatoes, a brown sauce and the meat made out of freshly butchered Santa Clauses. The salt/pepper shaker and the cutlery are a nice addition, but they don't draw too much focus away from the main dish. The plate is elegantly made with the use of innovative items. It is simple in the execution, not using many items, yet still effective enough. There is beauty in simplicity.

"Zpazeeagle clearly showed his aptitude for making 2D art in the first round with his excellent lighthouse. Unfortunately that was not allowed in this round. The mug and the background falls heavily into the category of 2D art, which means that items only gain meaning when looking from above. The only reason he was not disqualified from this round is that Zpazeeagle made a good main dish. All the food is wonderfully made with various items and lighted for a interesting colour effect. Food composition and construction is the best of the fourth round. Where the creations starts having problem is everything else. The 2D background heavily reduces the overall point score as it doesn't stick to the theme Plate is very poorly made. Cutlery, although using the same method as in the Christmas dish is much more simplistic. All the background items draw away too much attention from the main dish which should be the star of the creation.

“Unfortunately and even though he was most faithful to the theme of the round GeneralGoose made the weakest creation of the entire competition. Even with the detailed descriptions of each food dish it is hard to determine what each dish is supposed to represent. I cooked most of those dishes and they look nothing like the representations made by GeneralGoose. To me it seems more like an unorganised storage room than a plate full of dishes. The builder uses some interesting items for plates, but the execution is very poor, It certainly doesn't help that all plates are missing the bottom part. Even though it is a nice idea to include the flags they are barely visible beneath the confusion on the plate. The builder uses some interesting ideas, wooden poles for spaghetti or sandbags for dumplings, however that is not enough to save the creation. The worst thing is he manages to insult an entire country of Nigeria, which has a rich selection of delicious food, by simply stating it is poor and has no interesting dishes. Even though Nigeria is one of the richest African countries,”