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Exclusive: Masterchef Judge Slams Local Council for Cuts to Supper Club Events
Celebrity chef and Masterchef judge Gregg Wallace has hit out at his local council, claiming that they have drastically reduced the number of supper club events he is allowed to host at his farmhouse.
Wallace, known for his blunt honesty on the popular cooking competition show, did not hold back in expressing his outrage over the decision. “I’m appalled by this ridiculous restriction,” he tweeted. “How can a council that’s supposed to support local business and community growth be so out of touch with reality?”
The supper clubs were a huge success for Wallace, attracting hundreds of foodies from all over the country. He expressed his disappointment at not being able to continue hosting these events, stating that it will have a significant impact on his business.
“I’m not sure what the council is thinking, but I know they’re missing out on an incredible opportunity to bring people together and support local farmers,” he said in an interview with [insert publication name]. “These events were more than just a supper club – they brought the community together and gave back to our local economy.”
Wallace’s criticism has sparked outrage among fans of Masterchef, who have taken to social media to voice their support for the chef. “Gregg is right! The council needs to get with the times and stop being so draconian,” tweeted one fan.
The controversy comes at a time when Wallace’s reputation is already under scrutiny due to allegations of bullying on set during the filming of Masterchef Australia. However, his strong stance against the council’s decision has garnered him widespread support from fans and fellow chefs alike.
It remains to be seen whether the council will reconsider their decision or if Wallace will find alternative venues for his supper clubs. One thing is certain – Gregg Wallace will not back down without a fight when it comes to supporting his community and standing up against what he believes is unfair treatment.
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
