The fine dining experience normally consists of 5 star gourmet food...
But would you order gourmet chicken nugget pasta???
Well, this chef has just created the unique dish using a McDonald’s nugget meal and it has people talking!!!
Let's discuss.
People left raging after chef turns McDonalds fries and chicken nuggets into pasta.
A chef has shared how she transformed a McDonald’s meal into a gourmet pasta dish.
But her handiwork has left a sour taste with many viewers.
Danny Kim, 26, a content creator from Maryland, US, recently challenged chef Amy Brandwein to create tortellini using fast food ingredients.
She was then given a Happy Meal box filled with fries, chicken nuggets, sweet and sour sauce and two apple pies – and tasked with completely transforming it.
Even conceptually, this sounds fricking disgusting. Maybe she should learn how to make food that actually tastes good? (this is aside from all of the food she wasted)
Amy’s concoction has left TikTok users stunned, with the clip racking up more than 1.3 million views.
However, many people were enraged by the tiny size of the plate – which is the antithesis of a McDonald’s meal.
In the video, Amy starts by blending flour, water, salt, milk and butter, before adding eggs to make a paste.
Next, she blitzes the fries in a food processor before adding the paste and a sprinkle of salt and parmesan cheese.
Amy then mixes the chicken nuggets with the filling from the apple pies to be used as the filled pasta centre.
After, the sweet and sour sauce gets set aside as decoration for the plate, while the apple slices are mixed with water and lemon for a fresh zing.
She's got that Amy look...
>Amy’s concoction
wait a minute
The french fries get made into pommes dauphine – a French meal traditionally made from mashed potatoes and savoury choux pastry.
Amy then plates up the dish, adding chopped chives, fresh apple and crispy apple pie crumb.
‘This looks amazing, let’s give it a try,’ she says. She added: ‘Wow, 10/10.’
But, as skilled as it was, TikTok users weren’t sold on the final creation.
‘Bro all that food turned into three pieces of pasta,’ wrote one user.
Another said: ‘She lost me when she mixed the apple pie with the chicken nuggets.’
A third viewer commented: ‘Is no one going to talk about how much went into that and how little it was?’
‘My inner Italian is raging,’ added a fourth TikTok user.
Someone else wrote: ‘I mean great job. You really just blended most of it.’
Again referring to its size, another social media user said: ‘Now it looks good and all, however I’m a growing boy and that is not enough even to snack on.’
This isn’t the first time chefs have transformed McDonald’s food into luxury meals – but this attempt didn’t go down so well.
jesus
I knew people on tictoc were moronic but these are another level
>‘My inner Italian is raging,’ added a fourth TikTok user.
why are american """""""italians"""""""" so autistic about their food?
cause Italian Americans had to rebuild their own cuisine in poverty with shitty, unfamiliar ingredients. nowadays it's easier to find good ingredients in the states but they are still proud of getting by with what they had. my grandpa grew up with Italian parents and ate shitty spaghetti every day for the first 18 years of his life. he still refuses to eat spaghetti to this day
Real Italians are way worse.
all that effort and she can't get Pasta Wall.
>‘My inner Italian is raging,’ added a fourth TikTok user.
sounds a lot like 'my inner Black person genes given to me by my great grandfather are offended'
Who cares
but people are RAGING anon
literally who
literally who
i would try it
i unironically like mcdonalds food
i went to a fancy restaurant recently and ordered the tartare and convinced my skeptical friends to try it by saying it tasyed sort of like a cold fancy big mac
Do you think people go to college/university expecting to win a Pulitzer prize for their war correspondance or something, and then learn that 99% of the time they'll be writing shitty articles about three or four tweets they found about someone b***hing about a tiktok vid?
That must be sad. It's like becoming a research scientist because you want to discover an entire new scientific concept and then ending up mapping the genes of a fruit fly for 40 years
I literally did the same amount of work as this journo, if not more, copy and pasting this shit article here for you all to read. Journalism is a joke nowadays. But yeah I do believe most people who get into it are looking for the real deal and then get stuck transcribing youtube comments or whatever.
>I literally did the same amount of work as this journo, if not more, copy and pasting this shit article here for you all to read
kek it's true, the internet has turned into massive pissfest of regurgitation, all because of click bait culture
Do people actually read these articles in significant enough amounts? I was almost certain for a while that they might be AI generated or something, since it seems like someone just comes up with a headline and then fills in the rest with three tweets that they could probably get automatically, but I don't think they're that advanced yet
I just don't see the appeal. Do you have to work in the Tiktok mines for a few years before they let you do a proper article?
imagine posting a twitter articles here.
you're like a journalist.
just stealing nonsense from social media and sharing it on your own blog because you can't get a real job.
i'm a software developer, shitposting on the clock is my job
>i'm a software developer
knowing how to alter lua for g-mod does not make you a developer.
why would i write shit for garrys mod when i can just play it on the clock
I'd be more impressed if she was able to make something "gourmet" from using only the McDonald's ingredients, and wasn't allowed to use 30 other ingredients which end up being a majority of the final product
People do dumb shit for views. Stop viewing it. Stop talking about it. Stop advertising it here.
My boner would be raging.
I didn't read any of this but anything that gets Italians or Spanish people angry about food is pretty based