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Published Date: 31 August 2008
GORDON Ramsay has braved being sent to The Tower by daring to attack the standard of Buckingham Palace grub in an expletive-laden rant.
The celebrity chef, right, said the food served on behalf of the Queen was shit, with the canapés being singled out as "shockingly shit".

Morsels served to Ramsay during a visit to the Queen's London residence looked "prehistoric" and took forever to swallow, he added.

The 41-year-old chef was given an OBE in 2006 for services to the British hospitality industry.





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1

Guga II,

Rockall 31/08/2008 02:17:43
The parasites must be feeling the pinch; or, more likely, they just serve up garbage to the plebs.
2

Yane,

31/08/2008 03:36:08
Isn't it very impolite to tell yer host that they've given you sh!t to eat? (How come we're not allowed to write that word?)
It's difficult to make good finger food I reckon. We went to a gallery opening once & they gave us 4buck chuck wine & wee biscuits with odd crunchy fish on them — "Whiskettes?" asked a mate of mine but we never let on to the host. Nope, can't say we aint got proper breedin.
3

Toast,

31/08/2008 18:24:56
Gordon Ramsay ;1st class chef,2nd class person.
4

carrottop,

Dumfries 01/09/2008 08:04:04
Let them eat cake.

 

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