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I don’t like them either. Let’s face it they lack the common touch or any basic cooking knowledge. For a start none of them use the microwave, which cooks much more quickly than an oven.
God you’re a moron - please tell me you’re joking.
What next hitting out at footballers for endorsing boots! Get over yourself. All of the above are immensely talented - just because they don’t cook to your liking is no need to attack them.
I love you basing your opinion of MPW upon what you see in Hell’s Kitchen. Having worked for Marco I can attest to his temper - I can also attest to his passion, talent and quest for perfection. He is a phenomenal teacher.
As to the others - are you kidding me!! These guys have families to feed and save for. Are you saying they lose their integrity - their programs may not be to your liking but the general public (the consumers) love them.
Also have you noticed that Blumenthal’s endorsements are solely for immensely high quality products that he was already using. No i suppose not - you’re a hack. Learn to write before you criticise those who have mastered their chosen profession!
Yummy it’s always good to get a biter.
I take on board your comments re families to feed etc etc but there are simply too many of these people peddling the same old tosh.
This is something that is borne out by the ratings. What happened when Hell’s Kitchen went up against The Apprentice - it got its arse kicked that’s what.
And James, one word of advice. Use spellcheck the next time you accuse someone of not being able to write. It looks better.
It’s interesting that you’re bashing Kerry Catona (Iceland) for pedalling microwave monosodium glutamate to the un-washed masses and then in the next breath condemning the celebrity chef genre for emptying the bank accounts of the gullible middle classes! Everyone has to make a living…
I’m with you on Iceland’s decision to renew the contract with Kerry, it is a masterpiece of celebrity (sic) marketing because you know that she does actually shop there, there’s no pretence on her part, she’s feeding her kids on microwave meals from Iceland every single day of the week. She’s probably taken a reduced fee because they’ve made up the difference in Iceland vouchers. True genius… they’ll probably get OK magazine to photograph her on a shopping trip too.
As far as the celebrity chefs go, they’ve made the names by working very long hours in an environment where most of us would last about a week before hanging up our Top Shop Keffiyeh and heading for the Department of Work and Pensions. They’ve got their 15 minutes of fame and they’re going to milk it… so would you in their position, be honest. My big problem with them all is that they are so predictable in what they do. Stick your name on a product and pretend that you really had something to do with its development, really, I’m not that naive! Why don’t they start thinking outside of the box and give us products that they’re really interested in; Gordon Ramsey could do a ‘profanity dictionary’ (in homage to Viz Magazine’s Profanisaurus), Jamie Oliver a range of ’slaughter knives’ in conjunction with animal welfare groups (for the TV campaign I’m thinking of the scene in Lock, Stock and Two smoking Barrels where Soap is propounding the benefits of using a “big knife”).
I’d buy all of this because it would be done in the same spirit of authenticity as the Iceland ads featuring Kerry, that old bird from The Nolans and those other top celebrities.
Keep up the good work at Tom Reddy Advertising!
Nice comment Caveman. Yes I see there is a contradiction re our editorial policy on diet. In truth we’re somewhere between microwavable MSG and salt-laden CC tosh, ie ready made meals with an organics logo on them.
And you’re right about Tom Reddy. ‘Does what it says on the tin’ stuff, but it succeeded where HHCL failed.
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