Rachael Ray

Starving for Attention with Richard and Jazmin Blais

Richard Blais

Arts, Food

4.9 • 621 Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2019

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

Richard and Jazmin pick their allegiances for the upcoming Superbowl before chatting with celebrity chef Rachael Ray all about her take on some of the current food trends like rainbow bagels and why spaghetti and noodles are not the same thing. Remember to join us on instagram @Starving4pod!

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0:00.0	Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production, available on Apple Podcasts and Podcast One.
0:08.4	Podcast One presents Starving for Attention with Richard Blaze,
0:14.0	an entertaining behind-the-scenes look at the world of food,
0:17.2	where you'll hear from anyone and everyone from the culinary industry, including restaurateurs,
0:23.0	TV hosts, celebrity chefs, producers of your favorite cooking shows, and many more.
0:29.1	Now here's your host, Richard Blaze.
0:32.6	Yeah, it's fun, good?
0:34.4	Yeah, a lot of fun.
0:36.0	Did you have a professional beard groomer?
0:38.4	That's what you told me.
0:39.3	Your mustache has never looked nicer.
0:40.9	I told you that yesterday.
0:41.6	I know.
0:41.9	You like the mustache.
0:42.8	Well, it's actually like groomed off your lips so you look less like a catfish, which is nice.
0:48.5	He really didn't trim much off the mustache.
0:50.4	It must just be.
0:51.1	He did something.
0:52.4	Well, he did. He took care of me. And then you said he looked like Mr. Belvedere.
0:56.2	I will give him a shout out on Instagram.
0:58.6	He was British and he was a proper posh gentleman for sure.
1:05.3	Nice. And he did take care of me. As any good professional beard groomer should be.
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