Troy native "Mr. Food" dies at 81

He's the familiar face you see everyday on the CBS6 News at Noon, sharing simple recipes with an 'anybody can do it' approach to cooking.On Wednesday, CBS6 learned Art Ginsburg, or Mr. Food, passed away at the age of 81. Ginsburg was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer a year ago and died at his Florida home today.A Troy native, Mr. Food first began his career as a television chef over 30 years ago at the CBS6 studios in Niskayuna. Since 1975, he's published over 50 cookbooks and reached millions of viewers every day with his 90-second cooking segment -- always ending with his signature catch phrase "Ooh, it's so good." Mr. Ginsburg's family has requested that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in his honor to B'nai Aviv Congregation, Weston, FL, or the Variety Club of Buffalo, The Children's Charity of Buffalo