Gordon Ramsay Brutally Rates His Twitter Follower's Food Creations

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Gordon Ramsay; of all chefs in the public-eye, he's one of the more comical and brutally honest. He's known for his harsh critiques and 'unnecessary effing-and-blinding' that your upper-class Nan can't possibly sit through, prompting her to reach for the remote to watch Delia's cooking show instead.

More entertaining and definitely more offensive than fellow celebrity chef and family man Jamie Oliver, Ramsay took to the wonderful world of Twitter to roast (or sometimes praise) his follower's submitted meals. These people are brave, I'll tell you that, some got some pretty harsh responses...

Starting with my favourite response of the bunch, its Ramsay all over. A simple question, but so back-handed you can't help but applaud the wit:

Rate my dinner out of 10 @GordonRamsay pic.twitter.com/p3gIN1jVfv

— Ethiopian overlord (@SchwipsAlt) February 12, 2017

Are you in a biology lesson https://t.co/zTcGcj3t9D

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 12, 2017

I mean, that meal is probably taking the mick, the photo most likely found on some weird place on the internet. But people sending in these kind of things prompt some brilliant replies;

rate my sandwich out of 10 @GordonRamsay pic.twitter.com/1SMPB29E4u

— liam (@fitzycfc) February 12, 2017

Idiot sandwich right there ! https://t.co/AUykerNRHU

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 12, 2017

As a nation of cheese-lovers, that looks quite nice Liam, spot on if you ask me. Forget the expert chef's opinion...

Ah, remember that iconic moment. Idiot sandwich - still funny and the pinnacle of Gordon Ramsay's harsh but hilarious critique:

#LetMeCheerYouUpBy that's right...idiot sandwich gif pic.twitter.com/fdbONphLGV

— Math Man (@math_tagger) April 14, 2016

He even bashed a good old, great british fry-up;

@GordonRamsay what would you give my Fry up out of ten ??? pic.twitter.com/6s5PC77KBG

— ⚒Steve O'Sullivan⚒ (@TheSullis) February 8, 2017

Painful https://t.co/cW8Ub6z86i

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 8, 2017

I wouldn't say painful, but something doesn't look quite right with that Steve. Where are the baked beans and hash browns? 4/10 from me; I'm not-a-professional chef but know what a fry-up should include, jheez.

The chef was surprisingly full of praise for some submissions. Here's his short-but-sweet tweet of support for a hard-working mum who made a successful family meal:

@GordonRamsay do full time working mums count on your culinary genius? Spaghetti Vongole for 6 pic.twitter.com/c6wqeip3N1

— Sarah Mallon (@slmallon) 10 February 2017

A big yes Sarah https://t.co/FndVJjztBh

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) 10 February 2017

And a lovely response to this tasty looking dish:

First attempt at @GordonRamsay beef Wellington! pic.twitter.com/lSnhPcDPY0

— Ashley Travis (@MrsAshleyTravis) February 13, 2017

Looks good Ashley https://t.co/Md9FfiYAVs

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) February 13, 2017

 But then again, the brutal responses continue:

@GordonRamsay what do you think of my first attempt cooking pic.twitter.com/wcTb5e6qsP

— Jamie Chambers (@jaychambers21) 8 February 2017

Who stole your Asparagus tips ? Lost for words https://t.co/FoJWu2MAj0

— Gordon Ramsay (@GordonRamsay) 8 February 2017

Clearly not impressed with the preparation there.

So there you have it. A laugh at Gordon Ramsay's hilarious honesty. If you're sending in a photo for an expert opinion, prepare vegetables properly, don't miss out vital parts of your fry-up, and chill out with the amount of sandwich filling, unless you want to be called an idiot sandwich.