I'm becoming increasingly about the number of participants in shows of this kind who do not cover their hair.
In last weeks F-word Mica Paris, her Mum and her sister all let their hair dangle free.
No surprise when Gordon found a hair in a dish at the pass.
Why doesn't he insist on headware?

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Originally posted by Chevyman:
I'm becoming increasingly about the number of participants in shows of this kind who do not cover their hair.
In last weeks F-word Mica Paris, her Mum and her sister all let their hair dangle free.
No surprise when Gordon found a hair in a dish at the pass.
Why doesn't he insist on headware?

A few years ago i worked in a little chef,I know its not to the standards of a professional kitchen but I was once gave a telling of by an H.A.S.O. for not wearing a hat in the kitchen,and i probably have less hair then ross kemp. I thought that wearing a hair net was common pratice in any kitchen where it be from a greasy spoon or to a top london restraunt.

I would have thought so too. Maybe it's because the C-list celebs feel they have to "look good" but I have to say it doesn't project a very good image. Marco Pierre White wore his bandanna when he started preparing food in his recent programme on British Food.

It's a vile habbit, and I'm pretty sure it's against the law to 'sell' the food that's been prepared by people without protective and hygene standard clothing.

i'm sure its more about what the director wants, gordon is just collecting paychecks anymore it seems..

Gordon when you were not looking your French Sous Chef tasted your dish with a SPOON and put the spoon back into the same dish and stirred it around....!!!!!!! that made it past your editers but we caught it DID ANYONE ELSE SEE THAT ????

It's rife in cookery programmes