Lucrezia Ciotti Every installment of It is always noon It's a perfect blend of good humor, recipes, and little unexpected twists that transform TV cooking into a moment of authentic sharing. Antonella Clerici, with its simple and genuine style, manages to create a family atmosphere where lightheartedness intertwines with emotion. Between jokes, gaffes, and sincere confessions, the Rai Uno program continues to showcase not only the pleasure of food, but also the stories and smiles that accompany it.
It's always midday, gaffes on live TV: cooking and confessions
The gaffe filed away, the Clerics she moved to the young man's kitchen chef Federico Fusca, busy with a plate of spaghetti with calamari and bottarga. Right there, Antonella showed the more empathetic side of the program, sharing a personal reflection: "I was listening to a podcast where you were there and you were telling your story.... And I was very struck when you said that during the Covid period you had great difficulties… But then you started again by inventing a bit'…”.
With simplicity and sincerity, Fusca replied: “Telling your story is never easy, but fundamentally I come from a very complex background, both economically and also from a social life point of view…".
Between laughter, emotions and tasty dishes, It is always noon continues to demonstrate that the secret of its success lies in its authenticity: a cuisine that combines taste, humanity, and shared smiles.
A hilarious gaffe in Antonella Clerici's midday
In today's appointment of It is always noon, the popular cooking show hosted by Antonella Clerici, there were moments of hilarity and spontaneity. During the game of "midday recipe”, the host let slip a revelation that was supposed to remain secret until the end of the quiz. She enthusiastically announced: “After the commercial with Chloe we make some delicious tortelli... " revealing the correct answer in advance.
The immediate reaction of Professor Daniele Persegani, who, amidst laughter, exclaimed “Nooooo”, made the scene irresistibly funny. Realizing her mistake, Antonella covered her face and laughed: “Better advertising… It's Monday, it's Monday…”, he commented ironically, arousing the complicity of the audience and the team in the studio.
As she later explained with a smile, the contestant had already given the right answer, thus avoiding any inconvenience. A small incident transformed, as often happens, into a moment of pure kindness and lightheartedness.