We are forever grateful to Nigila Lawson for letting us know that we have all been abusing the microwave for the last 50 (or more) years. pic.twitter.com/tfXODGQRDp
– Nigella Lawson’s Asbestos Hands (@floelumbagbebe) December 8, 2020
A video of famous chef Nigella Lawson promoting “microwave” in an unintentional manner has shocked social media.
Lawson recently described “microwave” as “me-crow-way-way” during a TV show, leaving many wondering if he was misusing the word all the time.
The chef, however, offered an explanation, indicating that she was just joking.
Well, I call it that, but not because I think it’s actually described that way.
– Nigella Lawson (@Nigella_Lawson) December 8, 2020
They don’t. FoxRage only for clicks https://t.co/7ZrLmx6q1L
– Nigella Lawson (@Nigella_Lawson) December 9, 2020
The video sparked a flurry of insights on Twitter.
I want Nigella Lawson to warn the microwave of my text message.
– Jessica Kate (ess jesskate26_) December 9, 2020
So much of my last 24 hours have been spent around the way Niegella Lawson announces the microwave.
– Jack (ਿFiftJack) December 9, 2020
Microwave chef Nigella Lawson’s utterance is exactly how you disable the device from being spied on by the Deep State. Grief
– View Powerhouse December 9, 2020
In this week’s UK News:
~ Right-wingers claim to be world leaders in healthcare after the first vaccine use (with 62 deaths)
y Royal Rail Touring (Country to Country, County to County Loll)
ige Nigella pronounces the microwave as “microwave”– Josh (@magicxelton) December 9, 2020
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