stackyFACTSA beautiful kitchen island on a studio set is often just an empty wooden shell. Sinks are frequently completely disconnected from any actual plumbing, meaning chefs have to pretend to wash their hands. The dirty pots are simply shoved into a hidden bucket until filming wraps.
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