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"Money Comes Money Goes": Salt Bae Shares $108,000 Receipt, Sparks Anger Online
The 40-year-old Turkish chef whose real name is Nusret Gokce wrote on Instagram, "Money comes money goes," along with a video of the receipt.
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Salt Bae's Restaurant Faces Outrage For Charging Rs 800 For A Sprite
An X user shared a video depicting Nusret Gokce preparing a steak at one of his restaurants and performing his signature salt-sprinkling technique.
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Viral Video: "Everything Is Overpriced" - Salt Bae's Restaurant Shocks Internet Yet Again
Salt Bae is making headlines yet again, as a breakdown of the cost of a meal at one of his restaurants went viral recently. Read to know how people reacted.
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'Quality Never Expensive': Salt Bae Shares Rs. 1.36 Cr. Food Bill From His Restaurant
Turkish chef Nusr-Et Gokce aka 'Salt Bae' has once again divided the internet with his latest post of a humongous bill from his restaurant.
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Viral Video: Man Mimicking Salt Bae's Signature Style Has Left The Internet In Splits
Nusret Gokce, also known as 'Salt Bae' gained fame after a meme of him throwing salt on a stake went viral in 2017. Since then many people have tried to recreate his style!
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Video Of 'Salt Bae' Serving Steak To British Singer Anne Marie Has Reddit Divided
Turkish chef Salt Bae was seen serving steak to British singer Anne Marie, and the video has gone viral on Reddit making users divided.
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Facebook Unblocks '#Saltbae' Hashtag Amid Golden Steak Video Controversy
Facebook found the '#saltbae' tag had been blocked globally days after a video was posted online of celebrity chef Nusret Gokce (dubbed Salt Bae) feeding a gold-encrusted steak to a senior Vietnamese Communist Party official in London.
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Internet Dubs This Turkish Chef 'Salt Bae'. His Videos Are Going Viral
Nusret Gokce, a Turkish chef, is the Internet's new obsession. Dubbed 'Salt Bae,' the chef captured the imagination of netizens world over after a video of his went viral. With over 3.8 million views and still counting, the video shared on January 7, shows the chef's unique style of adding salt to a steak.
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"Money Comes Money Goes": Salt Bae Shares $108,000 Receipt, Sparks Anger Online
The 40-year-old Turkish chef whose real name is Nusret Gokce wrote on Instagram, "Money comes money goes," along with a video of the receipt.
-
Salt Bae's Restaurant Faces Outrage For Charging Rs 800 For A Sprite
An X user shared a video depicting Nusret Gokce preparing a steak at one of his restaurants and performing his signature salt-sprinkling technique.
-
Viral Video: "Everything Is Overpriced" - Salt Bae's Restaurant Shocks Internet Yet Again
Salt Bae is making headlines yet again, as a breakdown of the cost of a meal at one of his restaurants went viral recently. Read to know how people reacted.
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'Quality Never Expensive': Salt Bae Shares Rs. 1.36 Cr. Food Bill From His Restaurant
Turkish chef Nusr-Et Gokce aka 'Salt Bae' has once again divided the internet with his latest post of a humongous bill from his restaurant.
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Viral Video: Man Mimicking Salt Bae's Signature Style Has Left The Internet In Splits
Nusret Gokce, also known as 'Salt Bae' gained fame after a meme of him throwing salt on a stake went viral in 2017. Since then many people have tried to recreate his style!
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Video Of 'Salt Bae' Serving Steak To British Singer Anne Marie Has Reddit Divided
Turkish chef Salt Bae was seen serving steak to British singer Anne Marie, and the video has gone viral on Reddit making users divided.
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Facebook Unblocks '#Saltbae' Hashtag Amid Golden Steak Video Controversy
Facebook found the '#saltbae' tag had been blocked globally days after a video was posted online of celebrity chef Nusret Gokce (dubbed Salt Bae) feeding a gold-encrusted steak to a senior Vietnamese Communist Party official in London.
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Internet Dubs This Turkish Chef 'Salt Bae'. His Videos Are Going Viral
Nusret Gokce, a Turkish chef, is the Internet's new obsession. Dubbed 'Salt Bae,' the chef captured the imagination of netizens world over after a video of his went viral. With over 3.8 million views and still counting, the video shared on January 7, shows the chef's unique style of adding salt to a steak.
