The thing this article hints at but doesn't mention directly is that Guy Fieri seems like he's just so genuine. I think that's his appeal. His Twitter account is full of people sharing memes that...
The thing this article hints at but doesn't mention directly is that Guy Fieri seems like he's just so genuine. I think that's his appeal. His Twitter account is full of people sharing memes that are ostensibly making fun of him, but he owns it and becomes part of the joke.
I also like that he seems to be serious about highlighting good, well-made "lowbrow" food. There are plenty of shows and chefs that are all about French cuisine or whatever the newest, most...
I also like that he seems to be serious about highlighting good, well-made "lowbrow" food. There are plenty of shows and chefs that are all about French cuisine or whatever the newest, most fashionable fusion is, but I like seeing some good junk food sometimes.
Very loosely related but BA's video on Chris Morocco blindly recreating Guy Fieri's Trash Can Nachos is a great time and does a pretty good job of highlighting why it's a good dish and how it...
Totally agree. Sometimes you just want a a greasy Philly cheesesteak. I feel like he’s the food equivalent of a film scholar who spends all their time writing about schlocky B movies.
Totally agree. Sometimes you just want a a greasy Philly cheesesteak. I feel like he’s the food equivalent of a film scholar who spends all their time writing about schlocky B movies.
This is great. Like Scaachi, I somehow heard about this Alsion Roman/Chrissy Tiegan drama over the weekend and couldn't help but follow it as it ran its natural course. I don't really cook, nor do...
This is great. Like Scaachi, I somehow heard about this Alsion Roman/Chrissy Tiegan drama over the weekend and couldn't help but follow it as it ran its natural course. I don't really cook, nor do I really care, but I was hooked, haha.
I haven't read one of Scaachi's pieces in a while, I forgot how funny she is. She's on fire in this one, I think there are only a couple of sentences in the entire piece that don't have some kind of joke in them.
The thing this article hints at but doesn't mention directly is that Guy Fieri seems like he's just so genuine. I think that's his appeal. His Twitter account is full of people sharing memes that are ostensibly making fun of him, but he owns it and becomes part of the joke.
I also love that he married over 100 gay couples in honor of his LGBTQ sister.
I also like that he seems to be serious about highlighting good, well-made "lowbrow" food. There are plenty of shows and chefs that are all about French cuisine or whatever the newest, most fashionable fusion is, but I like seeing some good junk food sometimes.
Very loosely related but BA's video on Chris Morocco blindly recreating Guy Fieri's Trash Can Nachos is a great time and does a pretty good job of highlighting why it's a good dish and how it surprisingly breaks but reinforces some culinary conventions.
Totally agree. Sometimes you just want a a greasy Philly cheesesteak. I feel like he’s the food equivalent of a film scholar who spends all their time writing about schlocky B movies.
This is great. Like Scaachi, I somehow heard about this Alsion Roman/Chrissy Tiegan drama over the weekend and couldn't help but follow it as it ran its natural course. I don't really cook, nor do I really care, but I was hooked, haha.
I haven't read one of Scaachi's pieces in a while, I forgot how funny she is. She's on fire in this one, I think there are only a couple of sentences in the entire piece that don't have some kind of joke in them.
I don't really know who he is but this is so weirdly accurate