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Brooklyn Beckham Has Gone Viral Again For His Incredibly Bizarre Method Of Cooking Pasta
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Nepo baby chef Brooklyn Beckham has seemingly ruffled the feathers of online foodies once again, this time with his ~uniquely earthy~ pasta-cooking method.
In his video, Brooklyn rawdogged his pasta water, using straight-up ocean water from wherever his boat is docked.
(Image source: TikTok / @Brooklynbeckham) (Image source: TikTok / @Brooklynbeckham)“Pasta water with a hint of burnt boat fuel, please, sir,” one person commented, with another adding, “And a splash of engine oil”.
While the concept of cooking pasta in seawater may be bizarre, online forums of people who claim to frequently sail have admitted to using seawater for cooking.
Especially since he used the pasta water to thicken the sauce… (Image source: TikTok / @Brooklynbeckham)This isn’t the first time that Brooklyn has been dragged for his chefcapades.