MasterChef star Poh Ling Yeow breaks a sales record at her Jamface baked goods stall in Adelaide

Poh Ling Yeow left fans devastated when she was recently eliminated from MasterChef Australia: Back To Win. 

But the chef appears to be a winner in the end, with her Jamface baked goods stall in Adelaide going gangbusters since her return to the show. 

On Sunday, the 47-year-old announced that she had broken a sales record at the stall, in a video posted to Instagram. 

Dressed in a cute pink jumper and beanie, Poh brandished a piping bag full of cream as she decorated her famous Milly Filly cakes and shared the good news. 

In both the video and caption, the cook told her fans: ‘Peeeeeeeps, you’re all so good to me! We broke a Jamface record today and sold out of 100 Milly Fillys.

‘When we first opened I embarrassingly declared to [co-owner] Sarah, ‘I reckon we can move 100 of these every Sunday’. 

‘But it was more like 15 and has been for years. Six years later and it finally happened. Moral of the story – apply a bit of hard yakka and patience and stuff does eventually happen!’ she concluded. 

Earlier this month, the chef shared footage of the reopening of her Jamface baked goods stall at the Adelaide Farmers Market, and there were lines around the block. 

The stall offers all sorts of cakes and baked goods, and is co-owned by Poh and her business partner, Sarah Rich. 

Jamface opened in 2014 and has been growing steadily in popularity – with a recent surge of fans keen to try Poh’s desserts after her latest appearance on MasterChef.    

Fans were left in shock when fan favourite Poh was eliminated from MasterChef Australia: Back To Win last Sunday.  

Poh was graceful in defeat, saying: ‘It’s been everything that I wanted it to be. I’m a risk taker, and that’s what happened today, you know. ‘I met my demise finally.’