TV Chef Gordon Ramsay is more famous for his foul-mouthed insults than he is for his cooking.
And on his Twitter account, he cheerfully hurls abuse at his adoring fans, to their utter joy.
His fans frequently message him with pictures of dishes they’ve cooked and ask him for his opinion. He responds exactly the way he does on his shows:
Hey @GordonRamsay visual quality good on my omelette? pic.twitter.com/TrQvwmB6i7
— parker estes (@HeroicFalcon) February 21, 2017
Looks like a rug pad…. https://t.co/6V2LEn793K
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 21, 2017
But he’s only heating up. Look at this fierce response to a fan’s awful steak:
@GordonRamsay how do u like this steak that we made in culinary a while ago @AngelaKingsbury @_rschmidt_ pic.twitter.com/78nOviLXX9
— Hannah Corbin (@hanmcor) February 23, 2017
Correct it looks like it was cooked a while ago…. 1993 ? https://t.co/jRaD9XHvw6
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 23, 2017
Sometimes he’s just straightforward:
@GordonRamsay this is how you cook scrambled eggs pic.twitter.com/GOz6L8WGVq
— D e a n J a s o n (@Drekkas6) February 19, 2017
This is NOT how you cook scrambled eggs Dean https://t.co/Wre1CGE2nw
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 19, 2017
Sometimes he’s absolutely brutal:
my roast chicken ?what u think? @GordonRamsay pic.twitter.com/oOT60B8IrH
— low fat memes (@nodadbadtweets) February 23, 2017
Your suppose to roast the chicken not take to the crematorium https://t.co/y39HQRFmiP
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 23, 2017
And on very rare occasions he says something nice.
@GordonRamsay my braciola! Stuffed with prosciutto, aged mozzarella, and capicola braised in a red wine tomato sauce for 8 hours pic.twitter.com/wjYePIa0a3
— Kristina (@ThatsSoKristina) February 23, 2017
Stunning thx Kristina https://t.co/fpv6rKPTDG
— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 23, 2017
More insults and pictures of amateur cooks’ terrible food can be found at Ramsay’s Twitter account.
