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Is the Food Network Full of Fakes?

Posted by Kirsten Henri on February 21st, 2008

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Robert Sietsema, The Village Voice’s food critic, managed to sneak into a taping of Iron Chef and was shocked–shocked!–to discover that the TV show is full of trickery. He’s also surprised to find that Morimoto is kind of a jerk. We’re not.

Robert Irvine, host of Dinner: Impossible, may have lied about his credentials! Anyone who plans to name his restaurants Ooze and Schmooze should be punished just for that alone.

Also, Martha Stewart snatched up Emeril’s empire. Which is not fakery, but Food Network-related. And scary!

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2 Responses to “Is the Food Network Full of Fakes?”

  1. Tyler Says:

    It’s never been hard to discover how Iron Chef actually works, and anyone who thinks about the logistics will be able to figure out all the “revelations” in this article pretty quickly. Chef Peter Xavier Kelly did a far more interesting take on the goings-on in the arena at
    http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070528/CUSTOM04/70523008/1277/CUSTOM0401

    What shocking news, to learn that hyper stylized reality television isn’t a totally reliable source of fact. The show is still quite compelling, and the chefs still command some respect for the things they are able to pull off.

  2. Tyler Says:

    sorry about that link
    it’s
    this article that Chef Kelly wrote.

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