21 People Share the Times When They Just Failed So Badly in the Kitchen
We’ve probably all had that time when we forgot something in the oven and it burnt, but hopefully it didn’t start a fire. Some of us have probably also had those times when we’ve tried to recreate something we saw on social media only to end up with our cooking creation looking nothing like the picture we saw online.
We can try to eliminate cooking failures by paying attention to how long something is supposed to cook and by realizing that some of the cooking creations we see on social media are harder to recreate than we probably think. It also helps to remember that nobody is perfect, and that’s okay. When a major cooking fail happens, ordering takeout is 100% acceptable.
If you want to feel better about your own cooking endeavors, scroll down to see examples of some of the worst cooking fails we have ever seen. Hopefully you haven’t had any of these cooking fails happen to you.
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French Fries Caused a Kitchen Fire
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He Was Trying to Be Thoughtful
Husband tried to make a dolphin for my cocktail. It’s the cutest eel I’ve ever seen. from r/ExpectationVsReality
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Her Poor Son
My friend made a “hedgehog” for her 14-year old son’s birthday from r/shittyfoodporn
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This Is a Face Palm Moment If We Ever Saw One
I wanted to cook my wife a fancy meal for her birthday, so I started with a slow-cooked home made chicken stock. After simmering for hours, the recipe said to pour it through a strainer. God damnit. from r/facepalm
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That’s One Scary Ladybug
We tried to make “Ladybug Rolls.” from r/ExpectationVsReality
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If We Could Recreate This, It’d Be Perfect for Halloween
When you bake a cherry cobbler and end up with the Necronomicon. pic.twitter.com/buPWX8u3r5
— Eric Weiss 🤘💀 (@ZombieRiot) August 26, 2020
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Blueberries Don’t Always Look Like You’d Think in Pancakes: Lesson Learned
thought id make some pancakes tonight, flipped the pancake and almost fucking shit my pants 😭 pic.twitter.com/dcMXeFOR2U
— jollibebe (@miiiccczzz) March 5, 2019
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We’re Not Even 100% Sure What This Was Supposed to Be
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At Least Charlie Didn’t Start a Fire
Someone left a bread pudding in the back of the oven for 5 days. So here is my new pet rock, Charlie. from r/KitchenConfidential
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This Mess Was Caused by an Attempt to Make Wine
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The Pasta Looks Delicious Too
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This Would Be Another Great Idea for Halloween; Otherwise, We Think We’ll Steer Clear of Strawberry Cake
I baked some strawberry cakes in cat molds. Once iced, they looked like burn victims. from r/mildlyinteresting
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We Would Probably Cry Too
Came home late from work, drop my open sandwhich in the parking lot. Go to make pasta, the first pot slips and I pour it all on the ground. Make a second pot and the handle straight up breaks and my pasta goes everywhere. Didn’t eat; had a lil cry. from r/Wellthatsucks
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Hopefully That Spoon Was Oven Safe
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The Egg White Even Looks Like It Has Legs
Boiled an egg this morning and I think something went horribly wrong from r/awfuleverything
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We Can Only Assume She Forgot She Was Grilling Corn
So my wife grilled corn tonight. For 2 1/2 hours. pic.twitter.com/lJFFVXThiQ
— Bent Wookie (@therallyking) July 30, 2019
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Proof That Even Professionals Have Kitchen Fails
5 minutes before close after a 12 hour shift… from r/KitchenConfidential
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Investing in Some Decorating Tools Would Help a Lot Here
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Let’s Just Pretend They Were Supposed to Be Brains
Apparently using a syringe to inject the filling of a jelly bun doesn’t work that well… from r/shittyfoodporn
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This Is Our Greatest Fear When We Bake Something Beautiful
I was told you guys might appreciate this. Made a pie today. Dropped a pie today. from r/Wellthatsucks
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We Doubt That She’ll Offer to Host Thanksgiving Next Year
Happy Thanksgiving from my little sisters first ever turkey! from r/pics