¡Nailed it! México - Season 2
Season 2
The fondant flows and frosting fiascos abound as home bakers try to re-create cakes shaped like armadillos, aliens and Elvis for a tasty cash prize.
Episodes
Pasteles fuera de órbita
Guest Capi Pérez helms a failed trek to baking's outer limits as the hopefuls make astro-doughnuts and alien cakes fit for a galaxy far, far away.
Arte desastre
The bakers transform great works of art into aesthetically unappealing cookies and cakes while guest judge Adal Ramones cooks up extra laughs.
Carnaval de errores
It's a time of celebration — and laughter — with ineptly baked oatmeal cookie carnival masks and frightening, Funfetti-filled allegorical float cakes.
Artesanos insanos
With gentle encouragement from DIY icon Cositas, the bakers do their crafty best to make cakes inspired by María dolls and an armadillo alebrije.
Horneando en la pista de baile
Elvis wishes he'd left the building instead of ending up atop a disco ball cake in a groovy ode to the '70s that includes hairstyle-themed cookies.
Saliendo a flote
An innocent doughnut gets blown to bits as the bakers attempt animal pool floats before sinking further into disaster with colorful party-boat cakes.
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