US cookery show host makes Popcorn Salad in viral video. Internet is disgusted
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Molly Yeh, a popular cookery show host, made a salad with popcorn and the internet is disgusted about it. The video has gone viral on social media.
Ever heard of a dish called popcorn salad? Well, a video of a food blogger cooking up a salad with popcorn as the base has surfaced on social media and the internet is not quite pleased about it. Food Network's Molly Yeh shared the recipe for Crunchy Snap Pea Popcorn Salad and it is giving Twitter “nightmares.” What the hell is this pic.twitter.com/7PSYVtytQ8 Cody I am angry why would you share this and why would I watch EXACTLY!! I was about to freeze that image too! She knew this was some garbage. They probably came up with this after some other recipe fell through Thanks for giving me nightmares, babe I can't even finish watching this, may her show get canceled. pic.twitter.com/yGB5eMFTYO I'm calling the police It's not though, because she drowned it in some kind of sauce and she's putting it in the fridge to wait for whoever to get back from refinishing a bowling alley or whatever. That's gonna be a gross bowl of glue I wish I was a chameleon so I can change colors. I don’t wanna white no more. I think it would have been better if she used macaroni instead... The video, in which Molly prepared the salad, was shared on Twitter by Cody Tapp, who captioned the post as, “What the hell is this.” As seen in the clip, Molly made the salad with peas, carrots, shallots, watercress and celery leaves apart from popcorn. She also prepared a salad dressing with mayonnaise, sour cream, cider vinegar, sugar and Dijon mustard, and mixed it with the popcorn and the other veggies.
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