Meet the Families Competing in Guy's Grocery Games: Family Style

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Bruno Family — Santa Rosa, Calif.

Rick, who calls himself a tough Italian dad, runs his own restaurant and often pulls in his sons Shane and Harry to assist bussing tables and washing dishes.

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Chiovera Family — Dallas

Joseph recently began his own food service consulting business. His sons Xavier and Giuseppe really enjoy cooking with their dad and are on board to help him win.

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Roberts Family — Palo Alto, Calif.

Cindy is a culinary instructor whose biggest challenge is dealing with a family of picky eaters, namely Omar and Aida, who don't like it when their mom sneaks in healthy ingredients.

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Robertson Family — Eau Claire, Wis.

Laurel is a single mom, and she runs a catering business. Both her kids, Megan and Cameron, consider her to be an amazing cook and love making dinner with her.

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Fraser Family — Atlanta

Tregaye is a Le Cordon Bleu graduate and a chef. She helped raise her brother Andrew and sister Kristina, who are ready to follow her lead.

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Grbic Family — St. Louis

Siblings Erna, Ermin and Senada run their family restaurant, featuring Bosnian food of their heritage; Senada is the restaurant's head chef.

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Loza Family — Windsor, Calif.

Jose, a sous chef, and his sister Maria (left) are competing to win so they can help put their sister Edith (right) through culinary school.

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Testa Family — San Diego

Sisters June, M.J. and Lisa call themselves the Italian stallionettes. M.J. is a sous chef who enjoys cooking Italian food inspired by their grandmother.

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Casey Family — Boston

Dave is an executive chef of a seafood restaurant, and he's brought along his brother Patrick and mom, Linda, to help him win.

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Parrish Family — Chicago

Bobby (center) calls himself the leader of the pack, his brother Scott the wild card and his wife, Dessi, their secret Eastern European weapon to win the games.

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Thurston Family — Sacramento, Calif.

Chanee (center) is a personal chef during the week and a caterer on the weekend. She and her sister Delon (right) are proud to say they learned to cook from their grandmother Ernistine.

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Vera Family — Atlanta

Omar has brought along his wife, Rachel (left), and his sister-in-law Elizabeth, and they're hoping to win over the judges with their Spanish style of cooking.

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Binbek Family — Chicago

Personal chef Donna has taught her daughters, Asha and Miriam, that even if you make a mistake in the kitchen, there's always an opportunity to turn things around, because cooking should always be fun.

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Landefeld Family — Atlanta

Mandy, a cooking instructor, Jeff, the self-professed grill master of the family, and their son Drew, a budding chef-to-be, have put in their shopping practice and are ready to compete.

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Lavin Family — Burlington, Wis.

Lori does all of the cooking at home, as she considers her husband, executive chef Michael, the messy one. Along with their son Andrew, they hope to win big.

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Murphy Family — San Diego

Paul, an executive chef at a resort, considers himself to be the boss of the family, but his daughter Meghan, and wife, Elizabeth beg to differ, especially when it comes to cooking at home.