TikTok user appears to cook boyfriend's steak in toaster

[RoseRed]

@kwillia what say you???

Steaks are supposed to be cooked rare, medium or well-done — not light, medium-toasty or burned.

It’s not uncommon for people to share cooking hacks on social media, especially if it’s something that they think they’ve discovered themselves. But while some of these hacks may indeed reveal an easier way to cook a dish, others are more controversial.

TikTok user appears to cook boyfriend's steak in toaster, sparks criticism

Steaks are supposed to be cooked rare, medium or well done, not light, medium or burned.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Kyle]

Laugh now, but she'll probably have her own cooking show on the food channel shortly.

 

[RoseRed]

Laugh now, but she'll probably have her own cooking show on the food channel shortly.

I've seen reheating pizza in a toaster.

 

[Sneakers]

I've seen reheating pizza in a toaster.

This Week's "It Won't Take A Moment"

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[Monello]

Laugh now, but she'll probably have her own cooking show on the food channel shortly.

I see this as a bonus cooking skill if someone ever finds themselves in the big house. Grilled cheese sandwiches on the iron and steaks cooked in the toaster. It should pair well with toilet bowl hooch.

 

[Sneakers]

Grilled cheese on the iron and steaks in the toaster.

Kinda sounds like a Dire Straits song.

 

[vraiblonde]

TikTok user appears to cook boyfriend's steak in toaster, sparks criticism

Steaks are supposed to be cooked rare, medium or well done, not light, medium or burned.

www.foxnews.com

I'm wondering why this is "news" and Fox chose to "report" on it.

You, RoseRed, properly put it in Chit Chat because that's what it is. Fox is supposed to be news, not chit chat.

Hrumph.

 

[RoseRed]

I'm wondering why this is "news" and Fox chose to "report" on it.

You, RoseRed, properly put it in Chit Chat because that's what it is. Fox is supposed to be news, not chit chat.

Hrumph.

It wasn't newsworthy.