How Fans Can Tell When Guy Fieri Doesn't Like What He's Eating

Renowned chef, author and television host Guy Fieri is no stranger to the world of food. The founder of several restaurants, Fieri is also a well-known television personality, appearing on many shows including Next Food Network Star, Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, Guy's Grocery Games and Guy's Big Bite. He has become such a recognizable star that his passionate

fans

have begun to pick up on the chef's nuances. In fact, these

fans

know his on-screen persona so well that they even know how to spot

when

he

doesn

't like something he's

eating

. It turns out that Fieri

doesn

't actually say it out loud

when

he's not a fan of something he's eaten.

The chef is much more subtle with his manner when he appears on television. As CheatSheet explains, Fieri doesn't mention his issues with the dish. Instead, he starts naming the ingredients, something he doesn't usually do on screen. "Mmm. The turtle is a little chewy for me. I mean, come on, it's a turtle. It has a nice sauce texture. I love the allspice, I love the tea that was brewed. That's the backbone." According to one Reddit fan, it's pretty easy to

tell

when Fieri isn't impressed: "When Guy doesn't like things, he gives the most generic descriptions possible. My favorites are 'that's pork' and 'you definitely cooked.' that chicken.'" And how do you know if Fieri loves something?

That one is easy too. If the chef eats more than a couple of bites or even finishes a dish, he is definitely impressed. "Mm. Ah. Oh." In addition to listing the ingredients, Fieri opts for an easier solution when he's exposed to really bad food: he just doesn't show it on TV. During an appearance on The Sporkful podcast, Fieri told host Dan Pashman that if the food is terrible, it's just not enough. When Fieri was a guest on The Moment podcast, host Brian Koppelman mentioned how closely fans can

tell

the difference between the chef being genuinely impressed with the food or just being polite.

Fieri explained that chefs who have followed him for a long time will investigate further if they get the feeling that he didn't like their food. When the team goes to a commercial break, they'll ask Fieri

what

he thinks about the dish and quickly realize that he's not very impressed. And when they delve into how they could improve, Fieri goes ahead and offers honest feedback: "If they ask me, I'll tell them. I'll say, 'Listen, here's the deal. You have to treat the You can't take a bagel out of the package, leave it.'" . Basically, Fieri's goal is to help chefs focus on the details of their dish.

He explained: "I've been doing this forever, so I know where they're going to miss out. And I'm not there to tell them how to change their restaurant, that's not my job. But if they ever ask, I always want to offer advice if I can and help them." As much as he likes

what

he eats on his shows, Fieri's real diet is not what you see on TV. In an interview with Today, he said, "While I love a good barbecue and a good burger, even at Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, they don't represent the majority of things I try." He added that he enjoys a variety of foods from different parts of the world, including vegetarian and even vegan dishes.

Asian food also makes Fieri very happy, and one thing he loves is soy sauce, followed closely by Brussels sprouts. The chef confessed: "I'm not saying I'm a vegetarian, but people would be surprised at how much plant-based food I eat." He said he loves hamburgers, but he prefers to enjoy them in moderation rather than overindulging on rich, greasy food. By the way, Fieri's family also sticks mostly to nutritious meals, leaving room for the occasional cheat meal, of course. As for the one food he absolutely hates

eating

? They would be eggs. "God, I don't want to do it!...

Oh God... Oh!" As a child, Fieri had an unexpected glimpse of what grows inside them, according to Cheatsheet. He said: "When I was about ten years old, I came to a very clear understanding of how chickens grow: when we open the egg." Oh. Additionally, he once ate a hard-boiled egg with a chalky yolk, which certainly solidified the reasoning behind why he can't enjoy eating eggs. Check out one of our newest videos right here! Plus, more Mashed videos about your favorite TV chefs will be coming soon. Subscribe to our YouTube channel and press the bell so you don't miss a single one.