TikTok is terrified by this ‘demon’ burger recipe

A chef’s bizarre face-shaped burger has TikTok in a frenzy.

Home chef @myjanebrain Became a top chef Gordon Ramsay’s Her unconventional comedy ire is comical recipe. The face-shaped burger with “mashed potatoes” made out of potato chips received 4.6 million views and much disgust from anyone who saw it.

The home chef created a smiley face from ground beef in a pan. She then added egg yolks to its eyes, and mouth.

Lays and Ruffles chip were used as a wrap for the meat. Light cream, parsley, light cream and tri-blend cheese were added. Next, she placed a lid on top so the chips would steam and turn into “mashed potatoes.”

When the food She was ready to eat it, and she used a knife and fork.

“Let’s see how good this turned out,” she said Before taking a bite. “Oh yeah, now that is a burger.

“I need Gordon Ramsay on this ASAP,” a user wrote.

“This has to be against the Geneva convention,” another said.

“This should lower your credit score,” someone added.

“How to cast a demon In the kitchen,” a person commented.

“Day 30: Still I wake nightly, in a cold sweat, the haunted visage of the meat face the last thing I recall of my tormented dreams,” a TikToker replied.

Ramsay eventually shared his thoughts about the video. The chef of international fame did not hesitate to share his thoughts.

“Kid, you’ve lost the plot!” Ramsay joked. “No, you’re joking… you need a trash can… What are you doing to me? Young lady, you need to see a doctor!”

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