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Jeffrey Adam "Duff" Goldman[1] (born December 17, 1974) is an American businessman, pastry chef, television personality, and writer. He is the executive chef of Baltimore’s Charm City Cakes shop, which was featured in the Food Network reality television show Ace of Cakes, and Los Angeles’s Charm City Cakes West, which was featured in Food Network's Duff Till Dawn and "Cake Masters" series.[2] His work has also been featured on the Food Network Challenge, Iron Chef America, Oprah, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Man v. Food, Buddy vs. Duff, Duff Takes the Cake, and Duff's Happy Fun Bake Time.

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Early life, family and education

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Goldman was born in Detroit, Michigan, to a Jewish family. Goldman's nickname Duff came about when he was a baby.[3] His toddler brother, Willie Goldman, was unable to pronounce Jeffrey and kept saying Duffy.[1] When he was four years old, his mother caught him in her kitchen wielding a meat cleaver and watching food personality Chef Tell.[4]

After his parents divorced when he was ten, Goldman lived in Northern Virginia and in Sandwich, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod.[5] In 1992, Goldman attended McLean High School in McLean, Virginia where he played on the Highlanders ice hockey team. In 1993, he graduated from Sandwich High School.[1][6][7]

At the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), he earned a bachelor's degree in East Asian History with a minor in Ethics. Thereafter, he attended Corcoran College of Art and the Culinary Institute of America at Greystone in Napa Valley, California.[1]

Early career

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From age fourteen, he began to work in kitchens; his first job was at a bagel store at a mall.[8] Goldman also worked as a fry cook at McDonald's. Goldman has said that when he was a sophomore in college, he went to the Baltimore restaurant Charleston, which he considered the finest restaurant in Baltimore. Aspiring to be a cook there, he applied. The head chef, Cindy Wolf, looked at his résumé and noted that it consisted of irrelevant experience. However, Cindy did offer him a job to make cornbread and biscuits only, and this is what Goldman cites as the turning point in his career.[9] He worked under acclaimed chefs in California, including a stagiaire position at the French Laundry[10] and as executive pastry chef of the Vail Cascade Hotel in Colorado,[11] he returned to Washington, D.C., to work at Todd English's restaurant, Olives,[12] baking bread.[13]

Charm City Cakes

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Charm City Cakes

In 2002, Goldman made forays into the food industry when he started his own business by opening his own bakery called Charm City Cakes. Initially, his cake sales began as he worked out of his house in Charles Village in Baltimore, Maryland, with the help of two assistants he employed.[2] As demand grew, he hired more employees, hiring painters, architects, and sculptors to work on the development and expansion of his bakery.[14] Charm City Cakes frequently uses blow torches, as well as power tools such as grinders and drills to help create the underlying supports of cakes.[15]

Goldman has made cakes for former President Barack Obama during his second inaugural ball in 2013,[16] novelist Tom Clancy, the cast of Lost, the 30 Rock cast (along with a cake prop), actor Sir Roger Moore,[17] and for pop singer Katy Perry's "Birthday" video.[18]

Cookbooks

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Goldman has written three cookbooks: Ace of Cakes: Inside the World of Charm City Cakes, Duff Bakes: Think and Bake Like a Pro at Home,[19] and Super Good Baking for Kids.[20][21]

Other televised appearances

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In 2022, Goldman competed in season seven of The Masked Singer as "McTerrier" of Team Good. After the performance of Loverboy's "Working for the Weekend", McTerrier's mask accidentally came off and he had to shield his head while the panelists shielded their eyes until a crew member had to run out and put the mask back on. He was the first to be eliminated.[22]

Goldman is a judge on several Food Network cooking competitions, such as Holiday Baking Championship, Spring Baking Championship and Kids Baking Championship. He co-hosted the last show with Valerie Bertinelli from seasons 1-12, and with Kardea Brown in season 13.[23]

Duff has appeared in Guy's Grocery Games - most notably the episode titled Delivery: All-Star Hanukkah, in which he competed against Aaron May and Eric Greenspan, and the judges were Antonia Lofaso, Catherine McCord, and Jonathan Waxman, all of whom are of Jewish descent, except for Ms. McCord, whose husband is Jewish.

Personal life

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As of 2021, Goldman lives in Los Angeles, California. He played bass guitar in an indie-rock band called "...soihadto...".[1] He later became the bass player in the band Foigrock (a play on foie gras and rock and roll). He states his alternate dream job would be to perform as a bass player with the band Clutch. Goldman has made a wedding cake for Clutch's lead singer, Neil Fallon.[24][25] In addition, Fallon's younger sister and Goldman's friend from college, Mary Alice Fallon-Yeskey, works at Charm City Cakes as the office manager.[26]

Goldman is Jewish and enjoys giving back to the community.[27] In an interview with Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, Goldman said "Tzedakah is very important to me. I’ve been so fortunate with everything that has happened to me, it would be a crime not to give back."[28]

In 2012, Goldman lost toes in a motorcycle accident.[29]

On April 2, 2018, Goldman proposed to Johnna Colbry,[30] whom he later married.[31] On September 25, 2019, Goldman spoke at Cornell University, discussing the importance of Jewish identity and tzedakah in his life.[32] On August 8, 2020, the couple announced they were expecting their first child, expected in January 2021.[31] In January 2021, their daughter was born.[33]

Filmography

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Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Work Result Refs
2023 Children's and Family Emmy Awards Outstanding Host Kids Baking Championship {Lost}[36] [37]

References

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Jeffrey Adam "Duff" Goldman (born December 17, 1974) is an American , television personality, artist, and entrepreneur renowned for his innovative, sculptural cake designs that blend with elements of and pop culture. Born in , , to a Jewish family, Goldman earned his nickname "Duff" as a baby from his older brother, who as a struggled to pronounce his name, and he began experimenting with cooking at age four after watching television chefs. His parents divorced when he was ten, after which the family lived in , , and , where he graduated from Sandwich High School and initially worked retail jobs in a mall before pursuing his culinary passion. Goldman studied history and at the (UMBC), while working under acclaimed chef Cindy Wolf at Savannah restaurant, and later attended (CIA), graduating in 1998 as a classically trained ; he also honed his artistic skills through studies at the Corcoran School of Art and Design. In 2002, he founded Charm City Cakes in , , a bakery celebrated for gravity-defying confections featuring motorized parts, smoke effects, and lifelike replicas, such as a sound-emitting cake or a life-sized baby elephant. His big break came with the Food Network's (2006–2011), a reality series that showcased the bakery's high-profile commissions for celebrities, Hollywood premieres, and events like the 2008 Obama presidential inauguration cake. Beyond television, Goldman has hosted or judged numerous Food Network programs, including Holiday Baking Championship (2014–present), Kids Baking Championship (2015–present), and Cake Masters (2016–2018), earning two nominations in 2011 for Outstanding Television Personality/Host and Outstanding Television Program, followed by a 2023 Emmy nomination for Outstanding Host, followed by a 2025 nomination for Outstanding Children's Personality. A New York Times bestselling author, he released Super Good Baking for Kids in 2020, and he remains active in , collaborating with organizations like Share Our Strength to combat hunger and the Regional . As of 2025, Goldman continues to innovate, headlining events like the Ocala Festival and unveiling record-breaking creations, such as the world's largest holiday cookie at Great Wolf Lodge. He is also a , playing bass in the rock band Soihadto, and a father to a born in 2021.

Early life and education

Family and childhood

Jeffrey Adam Goldman, professionally known as , was born on December 17, 1974, in , , to Jewish parents Morrie Goldman and Jackie Winch. He has an older brother who, as a toddler, nicknamed him "Duff" after struggling to pronounce "Jeffrey." The family relocated during his early years, with Goldman spending formative periods in and before settling in , after his sophomore year of high school. When Goldman was ten years old, his parents divorced in a contentious split that shaped his views on relationships and stability. Following the divorce, he split time between and , growing up in a non-traditional environment that emphasized resilience and amid change. This dynamic, though challenging, fostered his hands-on approach to self-expression, as the frequent moves and family transitions encouraged adaptability and innovative thinking. Goldman's early interests in and emerged during childhood, influenced by his family's supportive yet unconventional setting. At age 14, his mother enrolled him part-time in sculpture classes at the Corcoran College of Art and Design in , to channel his artistic talents. He began experimenting with cooking at age four, once caught by his mother in the kitchen swinging a meat cleaver while watching the television chef Chef Tell, marking his initial spark of culinary curiosity. These experiences, combined with family-shared meals and creative play, laid the foundation for viewing as a medium for artistic expression.

Formal education

Goldman earned a degree in history from the in 1997. While attending UMBC, he gained early hands-on experience in professional kitchens by working at Savannah restaurant in under acclaimed Cindy , where he focused on tasks such as muffins and biscuits. He then completed formal culinary education at , earning a certificate in and pastry arts from the Greystone campus in California's Napa Valley upon graduating in 1998; during this period, he apprenticed as a stagiaire under pastry Stephen Durfee at Thomas Keller's . Goldman's fine arts background, combined with his sculpture and artistic pursuits, shaped his distinctive perspective on pastry, enabling him to conceptualize elaborate cakes as intricate three-dimensional artworks rather than conventional desserts.

Culinary career

Early professional experience

Goldman began his professional career in the food industry at the age of 14, starting with an entry-level position washing dishes and assembling sandwiches at a local bagel shop. This initial role ignited his interest in culinary work, leading him to take on additional jobs, including a stint as a fry cook at , where he learned foundational skills in fast-paced kitchen operations. These early experiences, though modest, provided him with practical exposure to food preparation and customer service during his teenage years. After moving to to attend the , Goldman secured a position at Savannah restaurant under acclaimed chef Cindy Wolf, where he began developing techniques through hands-on roles in the kitchen. Following his undergraduate , he advanced to at Charleston restaurant, also led by Wolf, focusing on breads and pastries that honed his precision in fine dining work. These roles, combined with brief stints at a local grocery store bakery, allowed him to master basic methods amid the demands of restaurant environments. To support himself while pursuing his passion, Goldman balanced these positions with odd jobs, gradually shifting toward sculptural and custom elements that showcased his artistic background. Upon graduating from in 1998 with a degree in and arts, Goldman pursued advanced opportunities, including a stagiaire position at in Napa Valley under Durfee. He then served as executive at the Vail Cascade Resort and Spa in , followed by work in , under executive chef Steve Mannino. Returning to in 2000, he worked as a . Throughout the late , these positions presented challenges in juggling multiple roles and financial instability, yet they built his expertise in creative work and earned him notice within Baltimore's local culinary community for innovative approaches. In the early , prior to establishing a formal , Goldman began freelancing as a cake decorator, creating custom, sculptural cakes for events from his apartment to supplement income and experiment with elaborate designs. This period of independent work allowed him to blend his artistry with skills, overcoming resource limitations through resourceful techniques and gaining early recognition for unique, event-specific creations in the regional food scene.

Charm City Cakes

Charm City Cakes was founded in 2002 by Duff Goldman in , , where he combined his skills as a classically trained with his background in metal craftsmanship to create custom, artistic cakes. Initially operating from a small space in the city's Hampden neighborhood, the bakery began as a modest venture focused on sculptural designs that pushed the boundaries of traditional . The business quickly grew from Goldman's solo operation to a collaborative team of bakers, sculptors, and artists, enabling the production of elaborate, gravity-defying cakes for weddings, celebrity events, and high-profile occasions, including inauguration cakes for the . Goldman's philosophy integrates elements of and with techniques, often employing non-edible supports like rice cereal treats for structural integrity in multi-tiered or themed creations. By 2007, the bakery had expanded its facilities within to accommodate increasing demand for these innovative commissions. Operations at Charm City Cakes prioritize creativity and whimsy over flawless precision, resulting in cakes that feature intricate details crafted from , gum paste, and custom hand-sculpted elements to achieve dramatic, thematic effects. This approach has established the bakery as a pioneer in sculptural cake , where everyday events are transformed into edible works of art that blend functionality with visual spectacle.

Business expansions

In 2012, Goldman expanded Charm City Cakes to the West Coast by opening Charm City Cakes West on in , , which specialized in custom cakes for Hollywood clients and high-profile events such as weddings and premieres. Adjacent to the bakery, he launched Duff's Cakemix, an interactive DIY studio where customers could personalize pre-baked cakes using provided tools and toppings, aiming to democratize professional techniques for home enthusiasts. By 2013, Goldman ventured into consumer products with the introduction of Duff's Premium Cake Mixes, a line of professional-grade mixes, frostings, and tools distributed through retailers like Target and , enabling home bakers to recreate bakery-style results with pre-measured ingredients and unique flavors. In the mid-2010s, he deepened these efforts through collaborations, including partnerships with Studios for decorating kits and tools in 2010 that evolved into broader lines, and later with Baketivity for themed DIY kits featuring pre-portioned components for cupcakes and cakes, sold nationwide. The operations faced challenges, leading to restructurings; Charm City Cakes West closed in 2022 after a decade of operation due to market shifts and operational demands, while Duff's Cakemix Melrose location permanently shuttered in 2023 amid post-pandemic adjustments, prompting a refocus on the original . As of 2025, Goldman's expansions emphasize digital and experiential growth, including nationwide shipping of custom cakes via Goldbelly for online orders and pop-up decorating classes at Charm City Cakes to engage local communities. He has also incorporated sustainable practices, such as egg replacers in recipes demonstrated at industry events like the 2025 International Industry Exposition, to reduce environmental impact in production. In 2025, Goldman announced plans for Duff's Deli + Market, a Jewish-style deli and at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, set to open in fall 2025.

Media and publications

Television appearances

Duff Goldman first gained widespread television exposure through the Food Network reality series Ace of Cakes, which premiered in 2006 and ran for 10 seasons until 2011. The show documented the operations of his bakery, Charm City Cakes, showcasing the team's elaborate cake creations using unconventional tools like power tools and airbrushes, and it attracted millions of viewers by highlighting high-profile commissions such as a massive cake for a Super Bowl party. Following the success of , Goldman appeared as a guest and competitor on various programs, including a 2010 challenge on against Iron Chef in a battle featuring chocolate and chiles, where he demonstrated savory baking skills alongside his dessert expertise. He later served as a recurring judge on starting in 2015, mentoring young contestants in creative baking challenges. Goldman transitioned into prominent judging roles with the launch of Holiday Baking Championship in 2014, where he has evaluated contestants annually through the 2025 season (season 12, premiered November 3, 2025), emphasizing holiday-themed desserts and technical precision alongside judges like and . Other notable appearances include starring in Duff Takes the Cake (2019), judging on Cake Masters (2016), and featuring Star Wars-themed cakes in specials like the 2020 Buddy vs. Duff finale, which incorporated elements inspired by films such as The Rise of Skywalker. In 2025, he starred in the competition series Super Mega Cakes, premiering June 16, where his team competed against elite cake artists in multi-day challenges for supersized themed creations. These roles extended to international broadcasts, broadening his global reach. His television presence significantly elevated Goldman's brand, transforming Charm City Cakes into a nationally recognized entity and inspiring episodes centered on weddings, events, and pop culture tributes, while his judging duties in recent 2024-2025 seasons underscored themes of and seasonal innovation in competitions.

Cookbooks and writings

Duff Goldman has authored several cookbooks that adapt his signature sculptural and artistic approach to for home cooks and younger audiences, blending technical guidance with creative inspiration. His first major publication, : Inside the World of Charm City Cakes (2009), co-authored with his mother Willie Goldman, offers a mix of behind-the-scenes stories from the Charm City Cakes bakery, featured on the series, alongside practical recipes and tips for working with , structural elements, and elaborate cake designs. The book includes vibrant photography of iconic cakes, personal anecdotes about the creative process, and step-by-step instructions aimed at demystifying professional techniques for amateur bakers. In Duff Bakes: Think and Bake Like a Pro at Home (2015), Goldman shifts focus to accessible, weekend-friendly projects that encourage experimentation with everyday ingredients, featuring over 130 recipes for items like cakes, cookies, brownies, and pies. Emphasizing fun and artistic flair, the book combines detailed instructions with colorful images of finished bakes and Goldman's humorous insights, making complex designs approachable without specialized equipment. It received praise for its engaging tone and ability to empower home bakers to replicate pro-level results. Goldman's later works target younger readers, extending his philosophy to family-oriented . Super Good Baking for Kids (2020) provides interactive recipes for treats like cakes and cookies, illustrated with playful and tips to build confidence in basic techniques. Followed by Super Good Cookies for Kids (2022), which spotlights dozens of cookie variations from s'mores to meringues, these incorporate step-by-step visuals, notes, and entertaining facts to foster artistic baking among children. Both have been lauded for their colorful, witty presentation and role in making baking inclusive and enjoyable. Across his at least four major titles by 2025, Goldman's writing style consistently merges precise instructions with high-quality photography of elaborate yet replicable creations and lighthearted anecdotes, earning acclaim for democratizing sculptural . Ace of Cakes notably became a New York Times bestseller, highlighting its broad appeal. While no new cookbooks have appeared since 2022, Goldman continues contributing recipes and articles to outlets like Magazine and EatingWell, sharing innovative ideas on artistry.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Duff Goldman met his future wife, Johnna Colbry, on in 2016, and the couple dated for nearly three years before tying the knot on January 19, 2019, at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County in . The intimate ceremony, attended by close family and friends, featured a unique reception under a Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, reflecting Goldman's playful personality. Colbry, a and native born in 1993, has been described by Goldman as a supportive partner who shares his appreciation for and culinary creativity. The couple welcomed their first child, daughter Josephine Frances Goldman, on January 31, 2021. Goldman, who initially hesitated about marriage due to his parents' contentious divorce when he was 10, has since embraced family life, often crediting it with bringing greater balance to his demanding career. As a father, he emphasizes fostering creativity in Josephine, such as crafting custom Halloween costumes like a outfit in 2025 or elaborate cakes for her milestones, including a brain-themed cake for her fourth birthday. Colbry occasionally joins him in media features, highlighting their collaborative approach to parenthood and work-life integration. Goldman maintains a stance of selective regarding his family, sharing select joyful moments through interviews while shielding deeper personal details from public scrutiny. This dynamic has influenced his professional outlook, with family serving as inspiration for themed projects and a reminder of priorities beyond the kitchen, as seen in his 2024 celebrations of Josephine's Pre-K start.

Health challenges

Duff Goldman has faced several health challenges throughout his life, primarily related to injuries and . He has openly discussed his long-term struggle with weight fluctuations, which began during his years and were exacerbated by the demands of his demanding in and . In a 2018 interview, Goldman noted that the irregular hours and high-stress environment of running Charm City Cakes contributed to significant weight gain, including 30 pounds during the filming of his 2012 Food Network series Sugar High. In addition to weight issues, Goldman has endured serious physical injuries from accidents. In 2012, he was involved in a motorcycle crash that resulted in the loss of several toes on his left foot, yet he continued to ride motorcycles post-recovery. More recently, on February 1, 2024, Goldman suffered a severe hand injury in a car crash allegedly caused by a drunk driver, crushing his dominant right hand, which required stitches and physical therapy. He returned to work within weeks, emphasizing the importance of cautious driving. To manage these challenges, Goldman adopted changes focused on fitness and , particularly , , and "eating clean" to sustain energy for his physically intensive work, such as long sessions. These efforts led to notable , including 27 pounds in 2018 through participation in charity events like Chefs Cycle. By May 2025, he reported losing over 42 pounds overall, crediting a shift toward sustainable habits rather than extreme diets, which has improved his overall vitality and family life—supported by his wife and daughter. In response to broader health considerations, Goldman has incorporated adaptations into his professional output, developing gluten-free and vegan recipes to accommodate dietary needs. Examples include his vegan and gluten-free fruit and almond shortbread bars, featured on , and collaborations like the 2024 Baketivity baking kit with allergy-conscious, gluten-free options. These changes reflect a professional pivot toward inclusive, health-oriented without specifics on personal treatments.

Awards and recognition

Goldman has received several nominations and awards for his work in television and pastry arts.
YearAwardCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2011Outstanding Television Host – FoodNominated
2011Outstanding Television Program – FoodNominated
2016Webby AwardBest Web Personality/HostHonoree (Win)
2023Children's & Family Emmy AwardOutstanding HostNominated
2025Children's & Family Emmy AwardOutstanding Children's PersonalityNominated

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