Gordon Ramsay has added a Vegan Sunday Roast to his London restaurant’s menu — and it’s getting mixed reviews. (Instagram/Getty)
Gordon Ramsay is not here for Piers Morgan’s – or Twitter’s – negative feelings about his new dish.
Ramsay responded to criticisms over his new Vegan Sunday Roast, which he added to his London restaurant’s menu, in true Ramsay fashion – with swear words.
“So Piers Morgan is now a food critic,” the "Kitchen Nightmares" star said on "The Last Late Show with James Corden". “Go and f--- yourself. Seriously, really? Seriously?”
Twitter’s beef with the vegan dish started earlier this week when the chef debuted it on Twitter.
The fiery chef known for his brash personality and loud opinions has frequently decried veganism in the past, saying he was allergic to vegans and claiming to be part of “PETA," which he defined as "People Eating Tasty Animals.”
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On Twitter, Ramsay posted a video of the vegan dish, which looks like a loaf of vegetables wrapped in dough and topped with a gravy-like sauce.
Since posting, the tweet has been viewed over 700K times, including by Piers Morgan – another outspoken celeb against the vegan lifestyle.
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Others agreed with Morgan’s criticisms.
Others, though, were more welcoming to Ramsay branching out. Especially PETA.
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The Sunday roast is sparking a lot of conversation around Ramsay, seeming to put an end to his vegan-shaming ways — even though this is not the first time the chef has offered a vegan option on his menu.
In 2018, Ramsay added vegan pizza to the menu at his London restaurant after appearing on “Masterchef,” where he had to create a completely plant-based meal.
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