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| Art "Mr. Food" Ginsburg |
Art Ginsburg, the TV chef known as "Mr. Food," has died at his Florida home after a yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer.
Ginsburg, who was 81, was known for easy cooking tips and always ended his syndicated segments with the same catchphrase: "Ooh! It's so good!"
In addition to his television work (his 90-second bits, which premiered in 1975, were seen on as many as 168 TV stations at the peak of his popularity a few years ago), Ginsburg, who started in the meat business and eventually moved into catering, published more than 50 cookbooks that sold over 8 million copies.
He will be missed.
Ginsburg, who was 81, was known for easy cooking tips and always ended his syndicated segments with the same catchphrase: "Ooh! It's so good!"
In addition to his television work (his 90-second bits, which premiered in 1975, were seen on as many as 168 TV stations at the peak of his popularity a few years ago), Ginsburg, who started in the meat business and eventually moved into catering, published more than 50 cookbooks that sold over 8 million copies.
He will be missed.
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