Max Inzinger

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Max Inzinger (* 1945 in Ering ) is a former German television chef .

Max Inzinger cooked in the 1970s regularly in the ZDF telecast The turntable and was especially through his repeated in almost every shipment sentence "I have ever prepared for what is" known. In Ruhpolding , Upper Bavaria , he ran a restaurant that bore his name.

He was married to the restaurateur's daughter Heidrun Schwarz. At the end of the 1970s, he took over the chairmanship of the EV Rosenheim ice hockey club . In 1986 he published his cookbook “Leicht, delicious, slim with Max Inzinger”.

Inzinger had no luck with a consulting company and suffered financial setbacks. He also couldn't find a job as a cook. He was arrested and sat for some time in Germany and South Africa in custody . In 1994 he was sentenced to two years' probation for bankruptcy and in 1998 to 1,000 D-Marks for attempted fraud . In 2004 he was accused of having swindled a loan of around 350,000 euros with an annual interest rate of 20 percent with two business partners for a hotel project on Mallorca .

In May 2010 it became known that Inzinger was wanted for multiple fraud with an international arrest warrant and had fled to South Africa , where he has lived since then. The German public prosecutor stated: "The South African authorities did not respond to an extradition request".

literature

Max Inzinger: I've already prepared something for that . 320 pages (biography), 120 pages (cookbook), hansanord - an imprint by IMAGINE Verlag, Feldafing 2008, ISBN 978-3-940873-01-9

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Food in the eighties: When Tsatsiki became German on one day on September 19, 2008
  2. Germany's first TV chef: Mister Toast Hawaii on one day from April 4, 2008
  3. ^ Max Inzinger desperately wanted in Frankfurter Rundschau on May 20, 2010
  4. a b Cult chef on the run in the evening newspaper of May 19, 2010