Simply Nigella is fast becoming essential Monday night viewing for a lot of people. But after a baked lettuce with an egg on top and mashed avocado on toast, no-one was expecting Nigella to go so far the opposite way with “tea in muffin form”.
Taking tea in muffin form…. #SimplyNigella
— Dek Hogan (@dekhogan) November 23, 2015
Oh Nigella, I too like to enjoy my hot drinks in muffin form #SimplyNigella #cake #alwayscake
— Charlotte Hall (@lottylegend) November 23, 2015
And she used things we definitely don’t have in our kitchens.
Spelt flour and almond milk were the main ingredients in her hipster chai muffins.
Making Chai Muffins? And using unsweetened almond milk? When did Nigella become a such a hipster? 😕 #SimplyNigella
— Dave Etheridge (@etheridgeDM) November 23, 2015
I'm judging Nigella for using both Almond milk and Spelt flour. #SimplyNigella
— Stephen Jackson (@StephenTJackson) November 23, 2015
Almond milk. Of course….. How do you milk an Almond? #SimplyNigella
— Ian Whitelegg (@ian_whitelegg) November 23, 2015
Not sure I have had any ingredients in the house yet #Simplynigella
— Geoff Rodgers (@ge0_ff) November 23, 2015
She’s also making up new words and cooking lingo.
Did Nigella just call her chopped almonds "sprinklingtons"? Schamaze #SimplyNigella
— Anna Mulholland (@annamuljhb) November 23, 2015
Nigella doesn't just dollop batter, she 'releases' it 😂 #SimplyNigella
— Tufayel Ahmed (@tufayel) November 23, 2015
Besides, who has time to bake muffins in the morning?
Sets alarm for 04:30 to bake muffins before tackling the District Line #SimplyNigella
— surreyspinster (@surreyspinster) November 23, 2015
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