We’ve all seen videos of Gordon Ramsay insulting chefs in the most innovative ways and roasts their food pictures on Twitter. So when he recently put up a picture of his before-flight meal which didn’t exactly look appetizing, people totally ‘Ramsayed’ him.
The star chef who throws insults more generously than we throw spices in our food, put up a picture of butter chicken curry, papad and rice that he had before his flight.
Can’t get on a flight from Heathrow without enjoying the butter chicken curry at @PlaneFood…. #readyfortakeoff @HeathrowAirport pic.twitter.com/OVsLtluRkl
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 18, 2019
And people had issues.
What s the white thing on the left side of ur plate? Is that a pappad or a roti?
— LazyMals (@malavika2210) February 18, 2019
What is this? A meal for ants?
— utbdoug (@utbdoug) February 18, 2019
They should use an oil funnel to form the rice! 😂
— M.K.🚒 (@itsonfyre) February 18, 2019
is the roti still raw!
— Ankur Thakur (@iamankurthakur) February 18, 2019
(I assume it is Roti, as Roti or Rice is eaten with Butter Chicken. Butter Chicken was created by the Indian Restaurant chain Moti Mahal and spread all over India and the world.)
How does your food look like it uses Facetune
— Becca (@beccaaa297) February 18, 2019
that rice looks like i could throw it at a wall and it would bounce back
— Tamara Rara (@Tamara_ra_ra_ra) February 18, 2019
Also not to be that guy. But that “popudam” doesnt look that good either :p
— thelochan (@theLOLchan) February 18, 2019
Gordon what do you think of my food hit me up if you want some pic.twitter.com/ARn5hTldQW
— Muhammad Reda (@Muhamma09639217) February 19, 2019
Rice looks like an 80s smoke filled bar ceiling and the curry looks like my toilet the day after my trip to said bar
— Andrew Lewis (@alewis643) February 18, 2019
It looks to be poppadom, not roti or naan.£19 though…
— M Reed (@reedmwsof15e) February 18, 2019
Looks depressing
— Rich (@Rich_0689) February 18, 2019
Maybe cook the naan first!
— Jeannine bryans (@JeannineBryans) February 18, 2019
Poppadom surely
— Ben Sutcliffe (@benpsutcliffe) February 18, 2019
It’s a poppadom. 😅
— Jay (@TenaciousSub) February 18, 2019