Since the allegations, the celebrity chef has been removed from the television show “The Chew,” as well as been asked to step down from “day to day operations” at his restaurants. Now, the restauranteur has issued another apology, this time via email statement to his newsletter subscribers, but fans are not pleased. Twitter was quick to pounce on the strange apology, calling it meaningless and tone-deaf. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS“Mario Batali's apology to the people who might stop spending money on his brand including a cinnamon bun recipe was worse than tone deaf. One woman even “fixed” the apology by crossing out the cinnamon roll recipe and replacing the word “victims” over those he apologized to.

Source: Fox News December 17, 2017 16:52 UTC