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It is almost impossible to watch reality TV without training strong opinions, even if it is an apparently harmless cooking competition. Maybe you cannot endure the arrogant attitude of a competitor, or you love the history of someone's humble origin. Maybe it really annoys you how a chef uses edible flowers on All , or your waters each time your favorite competitor emits a comforting dish of southern food. But when it comes to all these cooking shows Food network , fans have very strong opinions on particularly "coarse" behavior that turns the belly.

In relation: Fanted HGTV fans slam "false scenes" on the popular series: "The show is clearly staged".

Fans find "raw" that the hair of competitors of the food network are everywhere.

I had this same exact thought by watching cooking emissions. Why does no one are linked to hair? Doesn't that violate a kind of health code? It turns out that I am far from alone.

In a Recent Reddit Fil , a spectator of the food network asked the question: "Is it just me or do some of you find it less than hydraine to see long hair with long hair prepare food with their hair hanging on their face?"

"I'm with you! I get the Yucks when their hair is all around them when manipulating food," said another reditor.

"I absolutely agree ... I am a retired nurse and hygiene - especially around food - is very important for me," concluded someone else.

"Idr what I was watching recently, but she was a woman in competition who continued to push her hair behind her ears, using both hands," shared another commentator. "I know how much my hair falls. I can't imagine that these chefs don't lose hair in food."

But it is not only the hair on the head that gives off people.

"What really turns my stomach is to see saying Aaron can Or any chief with not only their hanging hair, but also their long beards hanging above food, "added a spectator.

"For me, it's worse, because I know how much food is getting lost in the beard," said another.

In relation: Fans say that Food Network is "due to an account" after having transformed "a joke".

Viewers are also tasted by sweaty competitors.

When I stand in front of the stove with the burners, I know I'm overheated. And when the oven is on, the thermostat can climb to 10 degrees. So, I can understand how the chiefs who are also in time constraints can become super in sweat, but that does not mean that this is appetizing.

The Reddit thread also plunges there. "It is the dripping sweat that I hate more than anything," said a spectator of the food network.

In a Separate threaded reddit On the subject, someone said, "I always see that it really follows at the end of his nose while waiting to flow directly into the food. It bothers me. "

"" Rocco [Disvirito] Sweat always gives me the Ick, ”shared a spectator Another Reddit wire .

They also find non -hygienic jewelry.

Fans from Food Network also dispute chefs wearing jewelry in the kitchen, especially rings.

"I always hate seeing jewelry stay too. Rings and sometimes bracelets because they work with chicken and others. It is disgusting for me," shared a reditor.

"Another thing we have noticed is some of the personalities of the food network who will keep their alliances or their rings, even if they mix something like meat for hamburgers or meat bread, etc. The rings wear germs because they are on your fingers. And why would you like a bunch of raw meat and other foods mixed in your rings? said another.

"Those who have been one of the friendly style bracelets that remain and are made of porous equipment ... Ick," replied someone else.

"And Guy [Fieri] Wears a lot of huge rings when he cooks. So Ick! "A Redditor said.

"" Paula Deen was the worst to wear rings during cooking. Raw, "wrote another spectator, to which someone added:" Or what would you say Ree Drummond With its long sleeves grazing the top of the food. »»

In relation: HGTV viewers explode the "absolutely disgusting" behavior on "house hunters".

But some Food Network fans say it is the nature of television.

In response to the reproaches of others, a fan of Food Network A Conté: "It's television. They crossed the hair and makeup to look like that. That's how it happens."

"Obviously, they don't do this in their restaurants. People who eat food (namely the judges) agree with that, so I don't see what is the problem here," said another.

"Although I understand the Ick postman, they don't cook in a restaurant, so these problems are not necessary. It is a television program. Most people do not withdraw hair at home or have gloves," said a third.

However, someone else offered an interesting theory, although not confirmed, "there was an assertion a certain number of years ago that the production" recreated "the meals of the chiefs to ensure that it is hygienic. This is why you will notice that the chiefs are only in disorderly than normal or the reduction of the spoon to have no more tasted. Pathogens are probably making WB assurance affordable WB. ""