An American mother living in the UK has horrified social media users once again with her take on ‘British beans on toast’, and claims she needs her ‘own cooking show’.
It comes after Michelle, who is originally from North Carolina, went viral after posting a recipe for ‘British tea’ by microwaving the water along with her take on ‘British eggs’, mixed with sugar and topped with a gluttonous amount of whipped cream.
In her latest TikTok video, the mother-of-three revealed how she’s been inundated with requests for a ‘traditional British breakfast’, before taking a slice of white bread and topping it with cold beans.
After pouring the majority of the tin onto the slice of bread with ‘juice and all’, Michelle unwraps a slice of square cheese which she places on top before putting it all in the microwave.
The mother-of-three revealed how she has been inundated with requests for a ‘traditional British breakfast
The enthusiastic cook presents the meal and declares ‘that’s how you make beans on toast’ as she holds up her dish to the camera, showing the melted cheese over the warm bread.
And the UK-based nurse, who has a Youtube page documenting her life in the UK, shocked Twitter users with her bizarre recipe, which she captioned: ‘I think I need my own cooking show, I’m getting really good at this.’
Many social media users were quick to point out that the dish, which has garnered more than 36,000 Twitter views, cannot be labelled ‘beans on toast’ if a toaster isn’t used.
‘Surely it isn’t toast if you don’t put it in a toaster,’ one commented.
Michelle put a slice of white bread onto a plate (left). She topped the bread with a tin of baked beans (right)
She places the cheese on top before putting it all in the microwave for an undisclosed amount of time
Another added: ‘You said beans on toast but where’s the toast?’
‘That’s not toast, it’s warm, floppy bread,’ Anthony Cameron posted.
‘Nobody in the UK has ever, ever made beans on toast in this manner,’ one penned.
Others were convinced that Michelle was purposely trying to ‘wind up’ Britons with her unconventional recipes.
The enthusiastic cook presents the meal and declares ‘that’s how you make beans on toast’
Social media users were quick to point out that the dish, which has garnered more than 36,000 Twitter views, cannot be labelled ‘beans on toast’ if a toaster isn’t used
‘This has got to be a wind up. Surely no one is that stupid, one wrote.
Another chimed: ‘Of course it’s a wind up! You should see her making a cuppa.’
Others called for the microwave to be ‘thrown away’ after Michelle used the appliance in all three of her viral videos.
An American woman living in the UK has horrified social media users with a bizarre recipe for ‘British eggs’ using whipped cream and sugar
Michelle adds a teaspoon of sugar, and gluttonous amounts of whipped cream before whisking it all together
Showing off her results! Michelle proudly declared she made the recipe much to the dismay of social media users
Last month, Michelle posted a video making ‘British eggs’ after claiming she had a lot of questions about making an English breakfast’.
She removed two eggs from the fridge and cracked them into a bowl before piling on salt, a pinch of pepper and a teaspoon of sugar, along with gluttonous amounts of whipped cream, before whisking it all together and putting in the microwave for two minutes.
And social media users were left horrified at the recipe for the classic British breakfast.
Social media users were left horrified at the recipe for the classic British breakfast and asked if it was a ‘joke’
In early May, Michelle went viral for a TikTok video in which she broke down how she makes ‘hot tea’ using powdered instant tea mix, Tang orange drink mix, instant lemonade, sugar, and a couple of spices — a recipe that had other social media users expressing disgust and dismay.
Michelle, who went viral last month for her bizarre ‘hot tea’ recipe, is back showing how she makes ‘British tea’
Step by step: She and her daughter demonstrate how they start off by microwaving a mug of water
Michelle appears to have a thick skin, because just a month later, she’s uploaded another tea technique, which she claimed to be an authentic British tea to the dismay of many.
‘So I got a lot of questions after my last video, and everyone wanted to see me make hot tea, or British tea — so today we’re gonna make tea,’ she said to the camera as she stands side-by-side with one of her teenage daughters.
First, they filled a mug about two thirds of the way with water from the sink. They microwaved the water for a minute, then poured in milk to fill the last third of the cup.
Her daughter then dropped in a tea bag and sprinkled quite a lot of sugar into the already nearly-overflowing mug.
‘And that’s how you make hot tea,’ Michelle said with a smile.
Where’s the tea? They then fill about a third of the cup with milk — quite a lot — before adding then tea bag and finishing off with a very generous sugar pour
Yikes! The likely lukewarm tea is then stirred as it nearly overflows the cup