Jeff Mauro

About Jeff Mauro

This acclaimed chef won season seven of Food Network Star before becoming famous for hosting Sandwich King on the Food Network.

Jeff Mauro is co-host of Food Network The Kitchen and host of Sandwich King and $ 24 in 24. Previously, he was the seventh season winner of the Food Network Star contest. Mauro, of Elmwood Park, Ill., Incorporated local Chicago restaurants into his program scene. On the Food Network Star show, where fifteen contestants compete for the chance to present their own cuisine, Mauro maintained a strict focus on bread throughout the competition. The show's judges noted Mauro's humor and sympathy, key points of his personality on Sandwich King. Mauro dismisses criticisms that just talking about sandwiches isn't enough to fill a season, noting that any hand-held “meal” can be classified as a sandwich. In 2012, Mauro was nominated for a Daytime Emmy Award for the Sandwich King show on the Food Network Channel. Finally, the award went to Bobby Flay for Bobby Flay's Bar Grill Addiction show.

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Trivia

He received a 2012 Daytime Emmy nomination; however, celebrity chef Bobby Flay ultimately won the honor.

Jeff Mauro before fame

He earned a degree in television & radio from Bradley University in Illinois. Shortly after graduating from college, he became the co-owner of an Illinois restaurant called Prime Time Deli & Catering.

Achievement of Jeff Mauro

He was nominated for a Daytime Emmy in 2012, but celebrity chef Bobby Flay won the award.

Salary 2020

Not known

Net Worth 2020

Undisclosed

Jeff Mauro family life

He grew up with his brother Frank and sisters Emily and Dana near Chicago, Illinois. With his wife Sarah, he has a kid named Lorenzo.

Associations of Jeff Mauro

He and Sunny Anderson started co-hosting a Food Network show called The Kitchen in 2014.

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