From the 10/26 Denver Post column by Bill Husted,
Staff columnist:

Rachael, Rachael

TV cooker/talker, Rachael Ray hit Denver in mid-February for her Food
network "Tasty Travels" show. Her restaurant stops included Amore,
Deluxe, and Vesta Dipping Grill. She was reportedly so unpleasant when
the cameras were off that she left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.
Seems like we left a good taste in hers, though.
The current edition of In Style Magazine gives us Ray's "Recipe for
a Happy Life." the article finishes with "Rachael's Restaurant Raves,"
a list of eateries she loved in her travels. Vesta Dipping Grill tops it.
"The concept is so cool," Ray writes. "You mix and match protein
and veggies with their menu of different dipping sauces. Dipping your
dinner is fun."
The in-style restaurant at 1822 Blake Street is celebrating its 10th
year--so the joy of dipping is no secret to Denverites.


gloria p

"Puester" > wrote

> TV cooker/talker, Rachael Ray hit Denver in mid-February for her Food
> network "Tasty Travels" show. Her restaurant stops included Amore,
> Deluxe, and Vesta Dipping Grill. She was reportedly so unpleasant when
> the cameras were off that she left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.

I've heard that before and I have to say it surprised me. What
reason to be nasty or leave people in tears when you know the
word is going to get out. Doesn't make sense.

nancy

Puester wrote:
> She was reportedly so unpleasant when
> the cameras were off that she left a bad taste in everyone's mouth.

What does she do?

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