.. or even marmite Alastair... Anyway..... if a “knob” means what I think it means then I can't see how Greg's a 'knob'. Unless the two ladies above simply mean they don't fancy going to bed with him, making a baby with him or otherwise doing something unimaginable with his ding-dong.Otherwise and when it comes to cookery programmes, Greg's the absolute opposite of an idiot - and far more of a complete original of a TV genius. When Greg likes what's on the plate put before him, the audience immediately finds out in the best way TV can deliver. His face immediately tells the story. We almost see his taste buds blossom and grin with joy, hear his stomach ringing out like church bells at a wedding, feel his lips smacking around his fulsome mouth in sheer delight!That's why he's a star presenter.With the single exception of Nigella's purring promise of what she could otherwise do with her mouth, nobody in the TV cooking game has ever come within a mile of Greg Wallace at visually demonstrating his enormous passion for great food.The man simply loves what he does. He's also articulate, earthy, hugely knowledgeable and creatively critical of dishes he both loves and those he doesn't. Making him an ideal contrasting foil to a range of other far less tactile presenters like John Torode, Monica Galetti and Marcus Wareing...
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