Brooklyn Beckhamhas faced the wrath of food lovers with a recent Instagram post where he cooked up a pasta dish that mixed tomato and cream. Uh oh.
The model regularly takes to Instagram to cook up a storm to the delight of his followers and has reportedly been in talks to create his own foodie YouTube channel.
A source told The Sun, “He has been signed up by an American called Kai Gayoso, who is a digital talent expert. Kai thinks Brooklyn could make an online cookery series a huge success.
“Talks are ongoing with YouTube and Facebook about what Brooklyn can offer.
“Brooklyn takes real pride in his cooking and has been given some handy hints and tips by Gordon Ramsay, who is a close friend of the family. It’s all incredibly exciting and Victoria and David are thrilled.”
However, asthe son of David and Victoria filmedhimself cooking a "spicy tomato pasta dish", many were horrified at his "disgusting" unconventional method of adding tomatoes from a jar and them mixing in milk and parmesan cheese.
The video caught the eye of some Italian food fanatics and many took to the comments to correct his technique.
One wrote, "I'm Italian, I like you but sorry this is not pasta! You can not put milk and tomato together, it's really disgusting”, while another added, “Every Italian who has seen this video about cooking pasta is crying.”
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Some were also horrified that Brooklyn "didn’t make his own tomato sauce” and instead used one from a jar.
His fiancé Nicola Peltz seemed to disagree though as she flooded the comments with heart eye emojis. Brooklyn’s dad David Beckham also was a fan, writing, “Nod of the head says it all 😍 @brooklynbeckham u better make me this.”
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Brooklyn’s video comes after Instagram sensationMrs Hinch’s latest culinary venture left a bad taste in followers mouths.
She recently filmed herself making a recipe that appeared to consist of shoving uncooked chicken, cream, eggs and inexplicably, garlic powder into the oven.
Taking to Twitter to vent their disgust, one follower wrote, "Just witnessed a horrifying event on Mrs Hinch's Instagram… is this how people cook? Is this how people live?
"It’s ok to brown your meat before any sort of liquid is introduced".
Others were in agreement, with one tweeting in response, "Still no idea what kind of meal it was - my stomach churned watching the cream and egg mix."