The 56-year-old American chef Anthony Bourdain has once again 'no reservations' when speaking about food star Paula Deen. On Monday morning, April 9^th, Burdain called Paula "selfish" and "greedy" during an interview with ABC News' Good Morning America.

The Food Network and Travel Channel stars have been engaged in a war of words since Deen went public with her type 2 diabetes diagnoses on Jan. 17 after keeping it a secret three years. Bourdain took issue with Deen for for her lucrative endorsement deal Novo Nordisk, which treats the disease.

"Thinking of getting into the leg-breaking business, so I can profitably sell crutches later," Anthony previously commented on Twitter.

"This isn't about diabetes. Diabetes is a terrible illness that is epidemic in this country," Bourdain explained on GMA where he had been invited to promote the premiering of season 8 of No Reservations (on Travel Channel). He admitted "there's a lot to admire about Paula Deen and her life." However, he called her "cynical" for having her brand be "excess without guilt" when she knew "in a very personal way what this could and might very well lead to."

"And then turn around and roll out a five hundred dollar-a-month diabetes treatment -- I find that in excruciatingly bad taste," he added. "It's unconscionable, cynical and greedy. Thirty million dollars a year. How much money do you need?"