Brooklyn Beckham got a grilling from his followers after he whipped up a burger and fries in his latest cooking tutorial.
The budding chef, 25, took to Instagram on Tuesday as he secured a sponsored advertising deal with Chosen Foods but fans joked: ‘I’ve heard McDonalds are hiring’.
Brooklyn said: ‘Today I’m making a Flying Dutchman. You first start off with grounding your meat, then we cut up some potatoes. Next up is the onion. Two similar sizes so it can be replaced by the bun.’
The son of David and Victoria then filled a saucepan with ‘pure avocado oil’, which costs £21 a bottle, fried the potato chips off, tossed them with salt after draining before moving on to the burgers before plating up.
Brooklyn got plenty of critique from eagle-eyed followers who took umbrage with processed cheese slices and ‘the wrong type of potato’.
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Brooklyn Beckham got a grilling from his followers after he whipped up a burger and fries in his latest cooking tutorial
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The budding chef, 25, took to Instagram on Tuesday as he secured a sponsored advertising deal with Chosen Foods but fan s joked: ‘I’ve heard McDonalds are hiring’
They wrote: ‘No not the processed cheese slices’ and ‘Not the right kind of potato to make fries.’
‘What has life come to. I’m watching Brooklyn Beckham try to cook a burger’.
Others joked he could work in McDonalds, the fast food chain with his meal which was similar to one offered at the chain restaurant.
Followers joked: ‘I heard McDonalds are hiring’ and ‘He could get a job at McDonald’s’.
‘You just made burger and chips’, said another.
Others were impressed with Brooklyn’s cooking skills with one telling him he cooks like his father, David.
Another wrote: ‘Good for you Brooklyn, you’re a lovely young man.’
His dad David also jumped to his defence as he took to his Instagram Story writing: ‘My boy just love to cook. Just like his dad. Burger was sooooo good Bust’. But Victoria argued: ‘He gets it from me!!’
Brooklyn’s cooking has come under fire in the past as many have slammed either his simple recipes, use of pricey ingredients or bandied around accusations of nepotism.
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Brooklyn said: ‘Today I’m making a Flying Dutchman. You first start off with grounding your meat, then we cut up some potatoes’
Brooklyn got plenty of critique from eagle-eyed followers who took umbrage with processed cheese slices and ‘the wrong type of potato’
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His dad David also jumped to his defence as he took to his Instagram Story writing: ‘My boy just love to cook. Just like his dad’
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But Victoria argued: ‘He gets it from me!!’
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Victoria shared this snap of David and Brooklyn
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The son of David and Victoria then filled a saucepan with ‘pure avocado oil’, that costs £21 a bottle, before frying the potato chips off and tossing them with salt after draining
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Brooklyn’s cooking has come under fire in the past as many have slammed either his simple recipes, use of pricey ingredients or bandied around accusations of nepotism
Others were impressed with Brooklyn’s cooking skills with one telling him he cooks like his father, David
Brooklyn Beckham shows his cooking skills as he makes beef wellington
In a new interview with Insider, Brooklyn insisted he is not fazed by the criticism as he knows himself he is ‘working his bum off’ and ‘cooking makes him happy’.
He said: ‘To be honest, I’m used to the hate. It doesn’t really bother me. Cooking makes me happy. I have more important things to worry about than people saying a little bit of rubbish about me… I’m doing my thing and working my bum off’.
Speaking to the publication, Brooklyn said: ‘To be honest, I’m used to the hate. It doesn’t really bother me. Cooking makes me happy. I have more important things to worry about than people saying a little bit of rubbish about me…
‘My message to them is to keep writing whatever they want to write. There are always going to be people out there who try and pull you down.
‘I’m doing my thing and working my bum off. So they can keep writing what they want, but it’s not going to bother me — I’m just going to keep doing my thing’.
