Wednesday, May 28
The Net
Sadly, this isn't a post about the 1995 Sandra Bullock epic The Net (Ahh! Get the GateKeeper software on this floppy disk quick!).
To all the people who love to complain about hair getting into the faces of Food Network stars, please have a look:
[Sunny Anderson in Boulder, Co. while filming How'd That Get On My Plate?]
I'm so tired of this complaint, btw. It's a TV cooking show, not a live news report inside a soup kitchen.
Now in the case of the not-coming-back 2 Dudes Catering--a show in which actual customers would be eating the actual food you see prepared--yes, a fancy hairnet would have been appropriate.
Until then, you keep those gorgeous locks long and flowing, Giada! Oh, and if Alton ever grows his out too, I'll give him the go-ahead to go sans-net.
To all the people who love to complain about hair getting into the faces of Food Network stars, please have a look:
I'm so tired of this complaint, btw. It's a TV cooking show, not a live news report inside a soup kitchen.
Now in the case of the not-coming-back 2 Dudes Catering--a show in which actual customers would be eating the actual food you see prepared--yes, a fancy hairnet would have been appropriate.
Until then, you keep those gorgeous locks long and flowing, Giada! Oh, and if Alton ever grows his out too, I'll give him the go-ahead to go sans-net.
Labels: food network, Sunny Anderson
posted by jacob @ 1:43 PM
5 Comments:
I've always thought that the staff at Charm City Cakes should wear hair nets until the cake is covered with fondant.
Or they should just all shave their head like Duff.
I'm of the opinion that people will complain about everything and everything so breathe easy FNA!
You are absolutely right - when 'Nets are needed, sure - use them. HOWEVER, most FN personalities aren't working on a "reality" show serving customers (except as Roopa said above). It's a TV taping.
Somehow I can't picture Iron Chefs wearing hair nets tho...
I'm less concerned about the hair than some other bad habits they teach, like cutting raw meat/fish on a cutting board and not cleaning or their hands before they go on to the next chopping activity.
Should have read "and not cleaning the board or their hands"
Sorry that this is a tired complaint, but I think it's valid. We don't have to eat the food they cook, but all that hair swinging around just adds to the amateurish nature of some of the shows. Anyone who has worked in a kitchen or has any professional cooking experience cannot take all that hair swinging around seriously. C'mon!
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