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Salt Bae gets his own wax statue

Washington D.C. [USA], July 22 (ANI): Nusret Gokce, the famous Turkish chef, who is popularly known as 'Salt Bae, unveiled his very own wax figure.

ANI Jul 22, 2018 09:33 IST googleads

Salt Bae

Washington D.C. [USA], July 22 (ANI): Nusret Gokce, the famous Turkish chef, who is popularly known as 'Salt Bae, unveiled his very own wax figure.
Taking to his Instagram, he posted a picture of himself with the statue, emulating the gesture that created the sensation with a flick of the wrist, while wearing the understated uniform i.e. a white T-shirt with dark pants, shades and a sleek hairstyle.
According to TMZ, the wax figure claims its place in one of the chef's restaurants, Nusr-Et Sandal Bedesteni, located in Istanbul.

My wax sculpture #saltbae #salt #saltlife

A post shared by Nusr_et#Saltbae (@nusr_et) on


The Internet star has a whole chain of Nusr-Et restaurants in metropolis hotspots.
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