This Viral Malaysian Group Is Dedicated To Epic Cooking Fails And Here Are 30 Of The Worst Ones
Imagine a cooking show watched by more than 1.5 million foodies every day. Before you start picturing Michelin-like edible goodness you’d rather hang on the wall, I gotta tell you—this one couldn’t be further away. It's what Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares are made of.
The "Masak Apa Tak Jadi Hari Ni" Facebook group, which loosely translates to “What Booboo Did You Cook Today,” is dedicated to the most epic cooking fails you could think of. Since Malaysia implemented a movement control order on the 18th of March, the group has been gaining a cult-like following. More than a million people have joined the community in a week since its launch on April 14.
We selected some of the most hilarious and stomach-turning entries from the other side of the world. We’ve also added screenshots of Facebook's translation so you’ll get a better clue of what’s going on in the pics. Because trust me, it’s a lot.
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my mother always told me that fruits and nuts look like the organ they do good to. like oranges help your lungs bc if you put two pieces facing inwards side by side it looks like a pair of lungs. probably not true but i liked the idea of it.
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It looks like intestines.. Might want to cover it in A LOT of buttercream..
Surprised by the lack of functioning brains that have popped up with this crisis, I can honestly say that eating these brains would have no nutritional values whatsoever. I'd risk Mad Cow Disease or eat celery, which burns more calories in the process of eating than the celery itself. Unless you add the peanut butter. Even vegetables can be made to be as fattening as brain cake.
The Malaysian Facebook group "Masak Apa Tak Jadi Hari Ni" (MATJHN) was born when one of the administrators realized that her usual posts weren't getting a lot of response, “prompting her to share her cooking mishaps instead as a learning process for everyone,” according to the Sun Daily.
The Facebook group now receives about 5K requests to join every 5 minutes. One member, Elda Shazreena, explained that “it’s due to the current trend as many people are trying out various recipes during the MCO.” The Malaysia Movement Control order was implemented on 18 March. From 27 March, some locations were subject to the stricter "Enhanced Movement Control Order" that forbade residents to leave their homes.
This fish is like my dog when it comes to bathing. Fish: no siry.
It looks like they're trying to escape the pizza, but the cheese is holding them back
Now you don't have to shop for a new tire when the next one blows up.
I have no idea what these are but no doubt they came from the upside down
Note: this post originally had 36 images. It’s been shortened to the top 30 images based on user votes.
If only they had someone actually translate it, instead of Google. They're hard to read.
Not even Google. FB does posts translation on its own and most of the time is very crappy (also slang and other things don't get translated)
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Thanks to Bored Panda for highlighting this group.......truly the Movement Control Order (or in Bahasa Malaysia: Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan) has brought out the skilled and unskilled alike as we continue to stay at home until our government decided to lift the MCO...... Honestly, I'm not proud of all the "fails" produced....but as a joke and as learning lessons, we can honestly laugh and cry about it and do it right again until satisfied..... until then, enjoy the "works of labour" ;)
If only they had someone actually translate it, instead of Google. They're hard to read.
Not even Google. FB does posts translation on its own and most of the time is very crappy (also slang and other things don't get translated)
Load More Replies... Thanks to Bored Panda for highlighting this group.......truly the Movement Control Order (or in Bahasa Malaysia: Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan) has brought out the skilled and unskilled alike as we continue to stay at home until our government decided to lift the MCO...... Honestly, I'm not proud of all the "fails" produced....but as a joke and as learning lessons, we can honestly laugh and cry about it and do it right again until satisfied..... until then, enjoy the "works of labour" ;)
