Tasty Travels-related stories
Posted Sep 13th 2007 9:01AM by Richard Keller
Filed under: Celebrities, Talk Show
Are you a closet foodie? Can you whip up a five-course meal with only seven ingredients? If your doctor takes a blood sample does he (or she) find equal parts of blood and extra-virgin olive oil? Do you say 'Yum-O' a lot? If you fit into one or all of the categories mentioned above then future ruler of the world Rachael Ray is looking for you.
Ray, host of her own talk show as well as 30 Minute Meals, $40 a Day, Rachael's Tasty Travels, and five or six other shows I'm probably forgetting to mention, is starting a nationwide search to find a culinary savant who cooks and bakes for their family and church and not for the customers at their five-star restaurant. Rachael and the producers of her talk show will narrow the choices down to five promising cooks, who will be whisked away for two intense weeks of competitions and challenges to see who is really the best.
Continue reading If you can cook Rachael Ray is looking for you
Posted Mar 9th 2007 7:55PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Food/Home/DIY, Daytime, Celebrities
This is really great news, because I was truly afraid that Ray wasn't going to have enough work to do an might find herself unemployed of something.
Yup, the coffee and donut chain has hired the host of the syndicated Rachael Ray, the host of 30 Minute Meals, the host of Tasty Travels, the maker of her own knives and olive oil, and the editor of Every Day With Rachael Ray magazine to be their new spokesperson. As Rachael herself puts it: "Having grown up in the Northeast, I have a longstanding and deep appreciation for Dunkin'."
Besides being their spokesperson, Ray will actually help come up with new food and beverage products.
Great, Rachael Ray on caffeine. That's all we need.
Posted Aug 1st 2006 4:45PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Programming
At 8, CBS has a new Big Brother: All-Stars, followed by a new Rock Star: Supernova. - NBC has a new Fear Factor at 8, followed by a new Last Comic Standing.
- ESPN has two new episodes of The World Series of Poker, starting at 8.
- At 9, Bravo has a new Work Out.
- Also at 9: Sci-Fi has a new episode of Eureka.
- At 9:30 on Food Network, a new Tasty Travels has Rachael Ray in San Diego.
- Discovery Channel's "Shark Week" continues, and at 10 there's a special episode of Dirty Jobs titled Dirty Jobs: Jobs That Bite, profiling a biologist studying great white sharks.
- GSN continues to countdown the 50 Greatest Game Shows of All-Time at 10. Tonight it's shows 32-29.
- Also at 10: FX has a new Rescue Me.
Posted Jul 17th 2006 6:13PM by Bob Sassone
Filed under: Food/Home/DIY, Talent, Daytime, Syndicated, Celebrities, Talk Show
Just saw a news crawl on CNN about Rachael Ray's new syndicated talk show, which will premiere across the country on September 18. It said that Ray's show will feature "can do advice" about cooking, travel, and...relationships?
Oh, great. Dr. Phil with a spatula.
Seriously, do we need yet another talk show that gets into the relationships and personal lives of the guests? Is Rachael Ray going to show a woman in the audience how to make BLTs and then ask her, "so, were you abused as a child?" I mean, Rachael...why can't you stick with your strengths, which is making food in the kitchen that all of us can do, giving us travel tips we can use, and having some fun? Why drag relationships into the show's mix?
I still haven't seen any evidence that this is going to be the "different" daytime show that the ads have been touting.
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