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Behind-the-Scenes on Guy's Set

Food Network Magazine takes you behind the scenes of Guy Fieri's show, Guy's Big Bite.
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Guy's Big Set Secret

The sunny California neighborhood you see out the windows on the show? It's fake: Guy's Big Bite is taped in a New York City studio.

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Jam Sessions

Guy has enough equipment to keep a roadie busy for days: keyboards, drums, amps, colossal speakers. While he's not bad on the keyboard and drums, he's going to stick to cooking for a living.

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Custom Kitchen

After six seasons of Guy's Big Bite, Guy has everything in his kitchen just how he wants it. The latest additions: pullout recycling bins.

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Personalized Pantry

Food Network designers customize labels for the pantry. Hunter's Dreamy Creamy Peanut Butter is named after Guy's son.

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Secret Sink

Guy has an extra-deep sink, where he hides dirty pans while he's cooking.

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Killer Dishes

Producers rule out some of the prop team's flashier dishes because they give off a glare. Luckily, these skulls made the cut.

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Freeway Style

Guy is from California, birthplace of the hot rod, and he owns eight cars himself.

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Hot Wheels

Designers incorporated the car theme into the set with old hubcaps, license plates and grilles, and Guy's now-famous fridge with a racing stripe.

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The Racing Stripe Fridge

The racing stripe on Guy's fridge isn't a custom paint job – it's a vinyl sticker.

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Grown-up Toys

The area next to Guy's kitchen is what you might picture for a Fieri-family rec room. It's packed with dude-friendly gear like a bumper pool table, Ron Jon surfboard and 42-inch TV.

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Pinball Wizard

The best toy of all is the 1970s Drop-A-Card pinball machine, which still works. Some crew members went a few rounds between takes, but no one was able to top Guy's high score: 8,408 (out of a possible 9,999).

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Prize Possessions

Sorry, Guy isn't a judo champion, slam-dunk master or world-class golfer. All the trophies on this shelf are rented from a prop house.

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