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Julia Child: 8 things that may surprise you
Decades after 'The Art of French Cooking' and her TV show were revolutionizing the way America cooked, Julia Child still seems to be everywhere. But how much do you really know about the famous chef? See if you can correctly answer the following eight questions.
8. Julia Child so despised product placement that she did the following on-air when a sponsor was in the audience.
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Opted for a bottle of beer, rather than wine, to serve with the meal, in front of Kendall-Jackson reps |
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Complained about Cuisinart’s blades |
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Removed labels and product-specific containers from the ingredients she used on The French Chef |
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All of the above |
