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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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... How many cookery programmes are there?
In my opinion, too many!
There are even chanels.dedicated to cookery, why so many? How many chefs can rehash old recipes and pass them off as their own?
Do you think there are too many? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Like most things, there is a critical mass and I think we are approaching it with TV chefs. Far too many of them are celebrity chefs, who haven't really done 20 years in the trade - Greg Wallace, I'm looking directly at you!
The number of folds in a Chef's hat hasn't increased in recent years! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I seldom watch them, however, I quite like some of the offerings on the Food Channel like Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.
I am planning a road trip across USA in 2016 as a result of watching DDD.
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I love watching cookery programmes and being inspired to try new things.
I also love watching man v food just to see the ridiculous food challenges they have in America!!
I'd love to go and see some of the places. The food looks amazing but I would just have normal portions, not the huuuuuuge ones  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I bloody love cookery shows, I have went from not being able to cook to being pretty damn good in the kitchen through what I've learnt on cooking shows. Great way to pass half an hour. |
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By *yrdwomanWoman
over a year ago
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I love cookery programmes and personally think there are too many sport programmes. After all, sports have lots of their own channels so why does it clog up Saturday night schedules?
Said tongue in cheek by the way, but if the channels only catered to what one demograph wanted then it wouldn't be fair on the others. Let Sundays be for cookery - sports rule the rest of the week. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I love cookery programmes and personally think there are too many sport programmes. After all, sports have lots of their own channels so why does it clog up Saturday night schedules?
Said tongue in cheek by the way, but if the channels only catered to what one demograph wanted then it wouldn't be fair on the others. Let Sundays be for cookery - sports rule the rest of the week."
I'll second that!! In fact if I were in
Politics my manifesto would contain "football to be made illegal". Think of all the money folk would save! Do you think I'd be successful? 
Anyway tonight is part 2 of Mr Selfridge which I thought was good last week. |
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By *ourbonKissMan
over a year ago
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"I love cookery programmes and personally think there are too many sport programmes. After all, sports have lots of their own channels so why does it clog up Saturday night schedules?
Said tongue in cheek by the way, but if the channels only catered to what one demograph wanted then it wouldn't be fair on the others. Let Sundays be for cookery - sports rule the rest of the week.
I'll second that!! In fact if I were in
Politics my manifesto would contain "football to be made illegal". Think of all the money folk would save! Do you think I'd be successful?
Anyway tonight is part 2 of Mr Selfridge which I thought was good last week. "
It was good but Ripper st really took it up a level last week too x |
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By *ourbonKissMan
over a year ago
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"Oh I saw that advertised but didn't watch that one. Seen quite a few versions already. "
You did the same as me and took the name of it and assumed it was about the ripper too. It's set in the same time and place but the ripper isn't around. I'd say that its worth a watch on the iPlayer. X |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"... How many cookery programmes are there?
In my opinion, too many!
There are even chanels.dedicated to cookery, why so many? How many chefs can rehash old recipes and pass them off as their own?
Do you think there are too many?"
Never mind a seal cull we should have an annoying tv chief cull. Get the harpoon boat out we will start with Worrel Thomson. |
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