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Here's why it's probably not a good idea to tell Chrissy Teigen she 'can't cook for sh*t'

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Nov 8th 2017, 7:56 PM 7,163 Views 0 Comments

ANYONE WHO FOLLOWS Chrissy Teigen online knows two things: that she’s always cooking and she’s completely unafraid to brutally call people out.

On top of all the cooking at home, she also released a bestselling cookbook last year called Cravings – Recipes for All the Food You Want to Eat:

cravibngs Source: popsugar

Grand. So of all the things to slag her about, cooking probably wouldn’t be top of the list?

Wrong.

Last night, Chrissy tweeted about the new 280 character limit on Twitter

Weirdly, completely out of context, Twitter user @calk5 said it’s because “she can’t cook for shit”

It descended into a bit of an argument below, of course

He then claimed to “cook better” and that was when Chrissy must have noticed

mannequin2 Source: @cal5k

Because she sent him back this succinct retort this morning

Nailed it.

If you’re going to insult someone, best do your homework

mannequin3 Source: @staceyselkie

Although, he did get her to retweet a 280 character message, so maybe he’s the real winner here?

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