Gordon Ramsay Insults Famous Indian Snack on Twitter, Now He Is Under fire

By Marksman on April 7, 2017@fizx

Renowned master chef and television presenter Gordon Ramsay, who is famous for his sharp tongue, was left with a bad taste in the mouth when he tried to humor an Indian Twitter user.

The bloke, Rameez, tweeted to Ramsay asking him to ‘rate’ his food photo. Just like many users do to invite supposedly hilarious insults from the celebrity chef.

But what ensued, in this case, was unsavory.

Here how it’s started:

@GordonRamsay please rate my medu vada sambar and nariyal chutney pic.twitter.com/9dAcqI5kwD

— Rameez (@Sychlops) April 6, 2017

Medu Vada is a famous breakfast dish in southern and western India and it is eaten by most people of the region.

It consists of spiced lentil batter fried in doughnut-shaped dumplings and is served with yellow sambar (lentil curry) and white coconut chutney (made of coconut pulp ground with other ingredients such as tamarind and green chilies.) So now you know the recipe as well.

And then Ramsay’s sarcastic reply.

I didn't know you can tweet from prison https://t.co/rxrPPBonff

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) April 6, 2017

I think he made that sarcastic reply because of the utensil on which the dish was served.

But it rubbed Indians the wrong way and the reactions was overwhelming.

@GordonRamsay Every cuisine that you're ignorant about is not from prison!https://t.co/LlJI65sJD7

— Rangeela Desi (@RangeelaDesi) April 6, 2017

@GordonRamsay The food looks normal plate of Vada, Sambar and chutney. Unless you mean normal Indian food is only good for prison.

— Ashish Jena (@ashishjena94) April 6, 2017

@ndtv @GordonRamsay you never insult Indian food. You will never find anything tastier. Try going to prison to check the difference!

— Chirag Bedi (@cbedi0930) April 7, 2017

@GordonRamsay If you know how it tastes, you'll either learn how to cook it or commit a crime to get into that prison.

— sUrAj rApArLa (@suraj_raparla) April 6, 2017

@GordonRamsay Well at least this prison food tastes a lot better than your half cooked steak😑

— 🇮🇳INDIAN🇮🇳 (@godhoonbey) April 6, 2017

@GordonRamsay @Arezno If you don't mind, I'd rate it as Homeric pic.twitter.com/qmZhPTi37v

— César Waterlord (@Waterlord) April 6, 2017

@GordonRamsay @HoeZaay Watch out man, that's everyday food for half of southern India!☺

— SlobKebab 🚫▶ (@SlobKebab) April 6, 2017

@ndtv This looks like prison food from the images that have been set in people minds. How can anybody rate food without tasting it #gordonramsay

— Puneet Goyal (@puneetgo) April 6, 2017

@ndtv He's not worth so much attention.

— Saurabh J (@_SaurabH_24) April 7, 2017

@ndtv @GordonRamsay Have you ever tried south Indian Food before calling it mare prison food. Introspect. 😡😡😡😡😡@sychlops

— Chintu (@SinghlaMoney) April 7, 2017