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Reviewed Walnut and Blue Cheese Grapes

"This was awesome!! At first I didnt know how I would like the whole grape/blue cheese thing but it was sooo good!! Try it. I would like to say to Cupcake lady: Giada is 100% Italian and she is saying the word Mozzerella correct. I am also full Italian and I say Mozzerella the same way. The right way. Every nationality has their way of pronouncing words. You should not knock someone's heritage. If you cant handle listening to Giada, perhaps you should watch Rachel Ray or Paula Deen. You sound like a bitter person for a cupcake lady!

Feb 7, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Walnut and Blue Cheese Grapes

"To By cupcakelady10:

Giada is ITALIAN and speaks it fluently. She lived in Italy for a couple of years so she is used to speaking the language the proper way it should be spoken. If you are a true Italian, the way she is saying Mozzerella is correct. Those who are not Italian often speak differently so I am assuming you are not Italian since it bothers you so much. Every nationality has their own way of pronouncing their words. We should not have to change our language because of people like you. If you dont like to hear Giada break into her heritage, perhaps you should watch Paula Deen or Rachael Ray.

Feb 1, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Walnut and Blue Cheese Grapes

"To By cupcakelady10:

Giada is ITALIAN and speaks it fluently. She lived in Italy for a couple of years so she is used to speaking the language the proper way it should be spoken. If you are a true Italian, the way she is saying Mozzerella is correct. Those who are not Italian often speak differently so I am assuming you are not Italian since it bothers you so much. Every nationality has their own way of pronouncing their words. We should not have to change our language because of people like you. If you dont like to hear Giada break into her heritage, perhaps you should watch Paula Deen or Rachael Ray.

Feb 1, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

Reviewed Chicken Adobo

"OH PLEASE people get over it with your "It's not an actual Filipino dish", seriously get a life. Not a big deal. I am 100% Italian and have no problem with the Neely's making Italian food their way! It's just food, no cause for drama!

Feb 1, 2011 on FoodNetwork.com

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