Doesn't taste good, doesn't exist
| Television broadcast | |
|---|---|
| Original title | Doesn't taste good, doesn't exist - cool cooking with Tim Mälzer |
| Country of production |
 Germany
|
| Year (s) | 2003-2007 |
| Production company |
Me, Myself & Eye Entertainment GmbH |
| length | 30 minutes |
| Broadcasting cycle |
Monday to Friday |
| genre | Cooking show |
| idea | Tim Mälzer |
| Moderation | |
| First broadcast | December 8, 2003 on VOX |
Doesn't taste good, there's no such thing as a German cooking program broadcast by the TV station VOX . This was moderated by Tim Mälzer , who was also in the foreground as a cook .
The show was broadcast for the first time on December 8, 2003 and ran from Monday to Friday at 6:30 p.m., and then at 6:45 p.m. Originally, the program replaced the cooking show Kochduell for two weeks , until it moved permanently to its broadcasting slot from March 2004.
format
Mälzer's show was based on the format of the British cooking show The Naked Chef by young British celebrity chef Jamie Oliver , who was briefly a colleague of Mälzer in the London restaurant Neal Street. The motto of Don't taste it doesn't exist was cool cooking with Tim Mälzer . Mälzer wanted to show the audience with the program that "you can conjure up a delicious menu from a few simple ingredients". Therefore, he usually presented dishes that are easy to cook from inexpensive ingredients.
At Mälzer side and his assistant, joined in the broadcast production manager and girlfriend Nina Heik on. Initially, she only asked questions or gave tips, later she also took on simple tasks. At the end of each episode, everyone on the show sat down at a table and ate the cooked dishes together.
2007 did not run, it will not be for the last time. The follow-up program Born to Cook was taken out of service by VOX on September 28, 2007 after only six episodes.
Awards
In 2006 the cooking show received the Golden Camera for “Best Cooking Show”. In 2004 and 2007, the show was nominated for the German Television Award.
parody
The cooking show was parodied several times in the comedy show Switch reloaded . Mälzer by Max Giermann and Heik by Petra Nadolny were represented.
Web links
- Vox Now: Doesn't taste good, doesn't exist - Internet television
- Cookable: Doesn't taste good, doesn't exist - recipes