Which Food Have You Worked For?
By:
FN Dish Editor
So Adam Gertler returned to Food Network this week with a new show entitled, Will Work For Food [ Mondays at 8:30pm/7:30c]. Adam is exposed to a pretty wild world of food jobs which made us wonder... Which Food (job) Have You Worked For?
* Ice cream bicycle boy -- bike with mini-freezer on the front
* Dude Ranch Cook -- quit over Alan Jackson brouhaha
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