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That's Alton Brown. He has a long-running cooking show called "Good Eats" on Food network. He also hosts a few other programs as well. I think his show is pretty good, he teaches practical cooking, and makes it interesting by teaching it with science. Alton is pretty cool, and a legitimate gun guy.

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Yep, Alton Brown. Sometimes they call him "AB".


His Good Eats show is great. He also had a show where he rode a motorcycle to different locales and featured the local cuisine. Seems like a good guy.
 
SCAR 17S, with all that stuff on it; depending on the scope I'd say he probably has well north of $5k in that setup.
 
Me and my fiancée watch his shows all the time, never knew he was a shooter though, now I REALLY would love to meet him!
 
'Never heard of the guy. And "Brown" is a pretty common name. But, given what he's holding, I'm wondering if he's any kin to Lt. Col. Robt. K. Brown (of SOF Magazine); or am I just imagining a facial resemblance?
 
The guy also travels the country touring on a motorscooter. BMW, if I remember right! Met him in N.C. 3-4 years ago.
 
Never heard of the guy.
He's the successor to Graham "The Galloping Gourmet" Kerr, only with an early '70s "Doctor Who" production budget instead of a local cable access show production budget. He's hysterically funny. I hate cooking, but I can watch him all day.

I learned how to make decent coffee from watching his show, which has moved from the Food Network to the Cooking Channel, although reruns are still on the Food Network.
 
He had a neat food tour on some heavy duty motorcycles.

I thought he might be a gun guy from his knife display. He once went mushroom hunting and whipped out a Spyderco Police model to harvest them. Hmm?

Then on his motorcycle show, he displayed some evil Benchmade tac knife to cut up some grub and ate it at knife point - said don't try this at home.

You know the food shows can be very gun friendly.

Anthony Bourdain has shot full auto in Cambodia with Ted Nugent, shot a hog, plinked and hunted. Ming Tsai - awhile ago, went birding and explain his semiauto shotgun. Anthony Zimmern hunted and went to Dillon and blazed away with a minigun.

Way to go Alton!

So, no one can mock my other hobby of fine cheese. I'm eating my way through the ACS award winners. I cut a piece at work with my tac knife! :D
 
That's Alton Brown, a Beard-award winning author as well as the host of the best cooking show ever.

The picture was posted on his twitter feed a few weeks back.
 
I'm a foodie, and I thought he was cool before I saw this pic.

He needs a new hat though, it looks a bit tight on his melon.
 
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"Never heard of the guy."

He's the successor to Graham "The Galloping Gourmet" Kerr, only with an early '70s "Doctor Who" production budget instead of a local cable access show production budget. He's hysterically funny. I hate cooking, but I can watch him all day.

I guess I'm "culturally deprived"; I don't have cable TV. I haven't watched any of the current food/cooking shows. 'Sounds as if I'm really missing something (seriously).

But I certainly used to get a kick out of Graham Kerr. And, speaking of "celebrity chefs/cooks" also being firearms enthusiasts, I'd gar-on-tee that the late Justin Wilson ("The Cookin' Cajun") knew which end of the tube the round came out of!
 
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