"Food Network Has a Bias" -- Nipa Bhatt

[ibcheft]

Lets try to keep this to the show, after all she is a person, and although we may not like what she did on the show, lets us not be the ones she blames for destroying her, as we know some people take this real personal, and it can change the course of their whole life. Just a thought to keep in mind when posting, and yes she is the one that took all the cayane in the store, but now tell me this if Aaron worked around it, why was she even thinking that having no tumeric would change the outcome and lay the blame there instead of keeping it to herself ?

[aoneil]

That is a good point!!

[PicBuddy]

Lets try to keep this to the show, after all she is a person, and although we may not like what she did on the show, lets us not be the ones she blames for destroying her, as we know some people take this real personal, and it can change the course of their whole life.

Heheh. Now that's cute. So, I guess what you are saying is that you believe that Nipa reads this board and she will allow what is said here to alter 'the course of her whole life'? Hahahah. YEAH! Sure. That is cute.

Actually for her to not have Turmeric is a major issue. FN should have stocked it. Who could possibly know if it was a deliberate plan to sabotage her.. I doubt it... But that's a major problem for making anything curry. It at the same time perhaps shows her limited ability to create spice. As if you can not make something without it, that's an issue.

I don't see how any store would not have turnmeric.... I guess she should have brought some, but thats like not expecting the store to be out of salt... It's almost a common in Indian cuisine....

[aoneil]

Michael Chiarello read the thread where I thought his son was his grandson and called me out....

[Food Network Fan]

I think she just decided she really didn't want to do this. She really did seem like she had changed her whole attitude about it by the second show. If she wanted it, she should have curbed the attitude. But I am not so sure she really wanted it.

[Food Network Fan]

Michael Chiarello read the thread where I thought his son was his grandson and called me out....

Good point! And he probably has a lot less time than she does these days to surf the net.

[ibcheft]

Would not be the first time, last year Amy blamed her quiting the network and moving to Italy on the bloggers, so yes it is possible for that to happen, And really destroying someone verbally or with the written word is not near as difficult as you may think. cute or not all we need to do is look at the news about the women I beleive in Arkansaw that is on trial for posting comments on someones myspace, and accused of causing the girls suicide. I did not mean to offend anyone but I do believe we need to make sure that we are careful in our choice of words, and try to make them not to personal. just my opinion.

[aoneil]

I will say that I doubt the producers purposely made sure that the shelves of the store were missing a spice that she "might" use. I can't really picture them in a board room meeting making sure that this was taken care of.

But

[aoneil]

Whoops, my post posted itself without me hitting reply. Or maybe I hit a short cut button or something.

I was going to say:

but, yes, I agree with not bashing her on this page. I will apologize for calling her a jerk...but I find it funny that she was upset that they didn't have her spice, but she made sure that someone else didn't have theirs either.

[BerryBaby]

This is BASH-FREE site zone. There are other places people can be nasty, but please, not here.