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Gordon Ramsay Rejects ‘Ozempic’ or ‘Mounjaro’ Menus, Says Diners Must Take Responsibility

His refusal stands in contrast to Heston Blumenthal’s reduced‑portion “mindful” tasting menu for guests using weight‑loss injections.

Overview

  • In a Nov. 9 Sunday Times interview, Ramsay ruled out creating smaller or specialized menus for patrons taking GLP‑1 drugs such as Ozempic and Mounjaro.
  • He delivered an obscenity‑laced dismissal of the concept and argued that restaurateurs should not compensate for overeating.
  • The comments followed The Fat Duck’s September launch of a “Mindful Experience” offering reduced portions for diners on the injections.
  • Coverage explains that GLP‑1 medications, developed for type 2 diabetes, suppress appetite and have prompted some restaurants to test smaller‑portion options.
  • Ramsay also criticized phone‑wielding influencers for disrupting service, as his group continues to expand with projects including a British‑style gastropub at Disneyland Resort.