7. Cook Sober at All Times
Estimated Cost: $10–$20* Result: Burned pizza due to intoxicated cooking
We can’t argue with the words of wisdom that Jack Morlen on X, formerly known as Twitter, shared with the rest of us in the summer of 2016. “Reminder to self… It read, “Don’t cook when intoxicated.
Never Cook When Intoxicated @jackMorienMusic/Twitter
A completely burned pizza—the kind you should only bake for about twenty minutes—was shown in the caption. But Jack was inebriated and didn’t see his pizza, which led to this burnt mess.
8. A Type of Omelette
Estimated Price: $5–$10*
What transpired was that the omelet was overcooked.
We may thank @stephmunchies on Instagram for this culinary disaster, which essentially resulted in an omelet that was reduced to rubble. Steph included the appropriate hashtags for this, such as #funnyfails and #homecooking.
A Sort of Omelette @stephmunchies/Instagram.com
A well-meaning poster suggested that Steph may have had “the heat up too high.” Omelets should be cooked carefully over low heat to avoid the unfortunate outcome of this well-meaning cooking mishap.
9. Ramen and keto?
Estimated Price: $5*
What transpired was a fascinating tussle dinner.
Since I was still hungry, I created a better-looking version. #dreadfulcook Read the Instagram caption from @dathockeyskelton, who took a creative culinary risk by preparing ramen noodles with ketchup.
Ramen Along With…@dathockeyskelton/Instagram.com Ketchup?
We get struggle meals, but this one is only suitable for the most courageous palates. Both ramen and ketchup are reasonably priced, so they make a quick dinner (we won’t say good or awful). Would you consume this? If yes, what would be the reason?
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