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    Nico Ladenis, the British chef who gave back his three Michelin stars when he decided to concentrate on “simpler food,” said in 2004 that Blumenthal “debases himself by cooking [his egg-and-bacon ice cream].” Similarly, Germany’s most-famous restaurant critic, Wolfram Siebeck, called Blumenthal’s mustard ice “a…

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    Nico Ladenis, the British chef who gave back his three Michelin stars when he decided to concentrate on “simpler food,” said in 2004 that Blumenthal “debases himself by cooking [his egg-and-bacon ice cream].” Similarly, Germany’s most-famous restaurant critic, Wolfram Siebeck, called Blumenthal’s mustard ice “a…

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