Guy Fieri

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Biography

Guy Fieri grew up in Humboldt County, California. He started his food career at age ten selling pretzels at local community events. After 6…more

Born

1/22/1968

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    • Fieri's signature look combines below-the-knee shorts, suit jacket, arm sweat bands, and jewelry along with platinum blond, spiked hair with black Van Dyke beard, contrasting sunglass tan lines, and flip-flops. Fieri's signature phrase is "off the hook."
    • Guy has signed on to become the National Spokesperson for the Great American Dine Out in 2008. The historic initiative is sponsored by Washington, DC-based Share Our Strength, a national organization that works to ensure that no kid in America grows up hungry
    • In July 2008 Guy shot some pilot shows at Food Network's New York studios in front of a live audience for a fourth show, Guy Off the Hook.
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    • Guy Fieri: I could put this on a flip-flop and it would taste good.
    • Guy Fieri: I was 10 when my mom said, if you don't like what I'm making, then you cook, So I cooked.
    • (When asked about his trademark armband) Guy Fieri: The wristbands started out as a thing between me and Hunter [my son]. I gave Hunter a wristband and he gave me one, and I told him that I'd wear it while doing The Next Food Network Star so he could see it. That's why I wore it. I gave mine to Santos from the Food Network Kitchens on the night we wrapped. Now it's turned into a bigger thing. These high school kids at a recent demo I did were all wearing them. I'm trying to find a pink one for breast cancer.