If you have seen Rachael Ray on TV - and we know that you have seen at least an
episode of one of her many shows - you have no doubt heard one of her many "Rachael-isms". A Rachael-ism is a
term that refers to one of Rachael's favorite expressions and is, in fact, a Rachael-ism itself. The use of these words
in everyday conversation has been termed Rachaelspeak by the editorial staff at Every Day with Rachael Ray. They have helpfully compiled a glossary of Rachael-isms that will help you to better understand
Rachael and her shows. The list includes the definitions of Yum-O!, Good to go and EVOO, as well
as pronunciation tips.
Their online store also stocks shirts emblazoned with Yum-O! and Got EVOO?, both of which would make great gifts for any Rachael fans in your life.

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2-04-2006 @11:50AM Staceroo said... Rock on Rachel :)
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