Tom Kerridge strikes the BBC days after Gary Lineker Scandal | Celebrity messages | Showbiz & TV

Tom Kerridge and his host enjoyed some mischievous jokes about the BBC, days after the company had made the headlines to separate from Gary Lineker. The festival, which Tom founded in Marlow in the Pub in the park, teased his host: “These three small letters, the BBC – we are no longer the BBC, we are just good food!”

He continued: “We are home to the house food, we trust and we are still this person, but if we were with the BBC, we couldn't be here. If people ask us the difference between us and the BBC, this is the difference. We are able to …” Tom bosses is interpreted that the main difference is “money”, only the host host -” -” -” it is the event. Waves of laughter broke out of the audience when the couple agreed that it was about “spreading our wings and doing things like things like [the live podcast]”.

However, when the night owls at the Higginson Park listened eagerly, Tom discussed his passion for strawberries -but expressed the fears of a media counter reaction when he sold them at the price he thought he was appropriate.

In the meantime, a frequently asked question was uploaded on the Good Food website and asked: “Why did you take the BBC blocks from the BBC Good Food Magazine, app, website and social?”

The answer was: “We are very proud of our 35-year connection with the BBC and now we are preparing for an exciting future that is on our own two feet.

“Do not worry while we update our appearance. We will continue to change the same trustworthy, high -quality content on all of our platforms. Our commitment to our audience and the editorial standards are the same. Our recipes will continue to be produced in the same test kitchen. The people who work on the brand have not changed.”

Tom is of course included in this definition – and he did not mention the latest scandal when Gary Lineker left the BBC after he had considered an Instagram story as anti -Semitic.

The company has now left the earlier game of the day, which was previously broadcast for impartial views and the deportation of illegal immigrants with behavior in Nazi Germany.