Why do the Female Cooks on Food Network have no children
By suspenseful
@suspenseful (40192)
Canada
August 10, 2007 1:19pm CST
I was wondering why the female cooks on the Food Network have no children? Giada does not have any and Rachel cannot have any, neither does Ina Garten, and neither does Cat Cora. Yet the male cooks like Bobby Fray have families. Is it because they got too involved to raise families or was there something in the products they used that made it impossible for them to have kids, either when they started to work in the various kitchens.
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@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
12 Aug 07
I like all the cooks, and they are certainly better than the Canadian ones. Ours are like as if they were teaching some school kids, yours well they have different personalities, like Paula has this wonderful accent and this homey way of speaking and Rachel is bubbly and Giada is so calmly sophistictaed.
@jatamogue (367)
• Philippines
11 Aug 07
I think female hosting cooks maybe one of the most demanding jobs one could ever have. Being up to date in the food industry is a big challenge. Honestly, sometimes they say the food tastes great but their faces seems not to show it anymore making it unbelieveable. Maybe, men sees a similarity in handling their business same as handling a family. You need to be dedicated 24/7 for this kinds of jobs. It is amazing to see some people that can balance their lives to what priorities they set for themselves.
@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
12 Aug 07
I suppose that is the case, but I was wondering whether those who were married, found it hard to get pregnant because of the chemicals in the kitchen. Maybe that is why most of the Chefs are men, that they have more chances while women have but once a month to try.
@suspenseful (40192)
• Canada
10 Aug 07
I know about Paul Deen, but she was cooking from her home. The other ladies went to chef's or cooking school and I was wondering whether there was something in the stuff they used.
