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| Josh Ozersky talks with food blogger Ilana Sztaimberg during a book signing at Lucy's Fried Chicken in Austin on April 27, 2012. |
.@OzerskyTV has died at age 47 http://t.co/9xaNWhUZLN
— NYT Food (@nytfood) May 5, 2015
The food writing world lost one of its titans yesterday: Josh Ozersky has died. He was 47 http://t.co/ROzKjPjB6p pic.twitter.com/qk8DeXIMg4
— Eater (@Eater) May 5, 2015
Josh Ozersky was a great food writer because he was a great writer first and foremost.
— Tom Junod (@TomJunod) May 5, 2015
It didn't matter what Josh was writing about -- his father, or a leg of lamb. You never had to wonder why he was writing it.
— Tom Junod (@TomJunod) May 5, 2015
So sad to hear about the loss of food writer and pioneer Josh Ozersky. Gone far too soon. He will truly be missed. #RIP
— Marcus Samuelsson (@MarcusCooks) May 5, 2015
We're so sad and shocked to say RIP Josh Ozersky, brilliant writer and defining voice in modern food journalism.
— Food & Wine magazine (@foodandwine) May 5, 2015
Josh Ozersky was an epic food storyteller, widely accepted as king narrator of the Age of the Hamburger, and a friend. Eat in peace, Joshy.
— Ben Leventhal (@benleventhal) May 5, 2015
Josh Ozersky publicly challenged us to a duel about six years ago and we loved him for it. He'll be missed.
— The Braiser (@TheBraiser) May 5, 2015
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