Forget the food on the penultimate round of the MasterChef final (although it’s fairly hard to forget “stinging nettle tortelloni”). But tonight wasn’t about food for the viewers. No, it was about FASHION – specifically John Torode’s dungarees-cum-apron.
It's a hybrid dungaree apron, it's a Dungapron #masterchef pic.twitter.com/wQW4u5Ke6r
— Piaggio Ape Tukxi (@Tukxi) July 23, 2015
A denim apron's broken Twitter. #torode #masterchef
— Sarah Hamilton (@thereadingscoop) July 23, 2015
Here are 18 things the folks on Twitter though John’s weird kitchen fashion looked like.
1. Dungarees
Is John wearing dungarees or is that his apron #masterchef
— Charlotte Buxton (@CharlotteBuxto) July 23, 2015
2. A welder’s gown
I don't like @JohnTorode1 apron tonight, not cheffy, more like a welder. Sorry John. #chef #tradition #MasterChef
— Rachel Anne (@rachellake40) July 23, 2015
3. Or a blacksmith’s gown
John Torrode's apron. Seriously. Want. He looks like a culinary blacksmith. #Masterchef #celebritymasterchef
— Robert Smith (@DapperRob) July 23, 2015
4. Just a general handyman’s apron?
WTF is John Torode doing with that denim apron on ? Is the second test to paint the walk-in larder ? #Masterchef
— Park Bench (@dognabbit) July 23, 2015
5. Something far too functional for its own good
This 'apron' is far too distracting. Why leather straps? Does John use any of those pockets? #somanyquestions #masterchef
— Mariam Bashorun (@amu_dat) July 23, 2015
6. A Minions costume (you know, off the kids’ film?)
Why has John Torode come to Celebrity #Masterchef Final Week dressed as a minion?
— Ryan Love (@RyanJL) July 23, 2015
7. A Bob the Builder costume (you know, from the kids’ TV show?)
John Torode going for the camp Bob the Builder look with his denim apron #MasterChef
— Alex Rogans (@RogDog_CAFC) July 23, 2015
8. A Thomas the Tank Engine costume (you know, from that older kids’ TV show?)
Late watching but what's with John Torodes funky apron? Is he hoping for a part in Thomas The Tank Engine? #masterchef
— Susan Burke (@SusanCBurke) July 23, 2015
9. A Super Mario costume (you know, from the kids’ video game)
Why is @JohnTorode1 dressed as Mario? #masterchef Dodgy apron, chef!
— Iain Ruxton (@Iainlightsstuff) July 23, 2015
…okay, so Mario ain’t just for kids.
10. His line-dancing outfit
I'd like john Torode to give his feedback in the form of a hoedown with his dungaree style apron #masterchef #celebritymasterchef
— The Burrito Kid (@DeathByBurrito_) July 23, 2015
11. His 80s disco tribute act outfit
Can't get over that apron. Is John Torode auditioning to be a chef in the Village People? #MasterChef
— Voice of Calamity (@lavender_75) July 23, 2015
12. The ultimate in hipster kitchenware
Hipster apron klaxon on master chef..
— Grandmaster Tash™ (@danielvane) July 23, 2015
13. A movie torturer’s attire of choice
That apron would be more fitting in the movie 'Hostel'…someone check if he's got the tattoo #masterchef
— Sarah Brooks (@MoonfruitPhotos) July 23, 2015
14. Something a bit… fetishy
John has on his domin-apron! #masterchef
— Max Rodgers (@MaxRodgers9) July 23, 2015
15. A bold new fashion fusion
Torode's apron is a cross between something you might buy in homebase and something from claire's accessories #masterchef
— Lea Volpe (@lea_volpe) July 23, 2015
16. The result of a bet gone bad
Is john wearing that apron for a bet? Or because he lost a bet? #masterchef #cbmf2015
— Scott Murray (@ScottMurrayGHL) July 23, 2015
17. A social media star in the making
Has Torode's apron got its own account on here yet? #masterchef
— MrPaulRobinson (@MrPaulRobinson) July 23, 2015
18. Something that wasn’t in our lives long enough…
john's apron is gone and twitter's run out of things to talk about #masterchef
— eloise (@elowheezy) July 23, 2015
In the end actor Scott Maslen went home (the bloke who played Jack on EastEnders), leaving Kimberly Wyatt, Sam Nixon, and Rylan Clark in the last three.
But no one really cared, because we were all too fascinated by THAT apron.
@JohnTorode1 that is a very interesting apron u r wearing on celeb masterchef 2nt. Tell me about it please.
— Anita Hawes (@anita_hawes) July 23, 2015
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