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Hell's Kitchen: Gordon and Marco in The New Statesman

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There's a great piece about celeb chefs in The New Statesman today. It's by the brilliant comedian Simon Munnery and you really should read it - it'll brighten up your Monday, promise. Here's a clip:


"There’s another poster showing Marco Pierre White scowling with some sort of jelly in the foreground. The caption reads "To get to heaven you must go through hell" which is a novel revision of thousands of years of theological thought - in one sentence. Previously hell has been seen as a final destination - rot in hell we say - rather than a staging post on the way somewhere else. Presumably the advert wants to imply that to reach the heavenly jelly one must pass the hellish scowls of Monsieur White - but it doesn’t: the jelly is in the foreground so the advert actually implies that one must pass through the hell of jelly to reach the heaven of Monsieur White’s face."

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Posted by lovemaus on September 17, 2007 in Hell's Kitchen | Permalink

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