Gordon Ramsay Can Now Use Amazon Alexa To Roast Your Bad Cooking

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Gordon Ramsay’s become notorious for roasting dishes on Twitter, and he’s now taking that talent to Amazon’s Alexa.

After a hilarious appearance in the corporate giant’s Super Bowl ad, Ramsay dropped a video on his social feeds announcing the new Alexa skill. Enabling it will summon the foul-mouthed chef, who will then proceed to rip you every time you ask him to critique one of your dishes. Sadly, all actual cursing is censored, so it’s not 100% authentic to the true Gordon Ramsay experience. Also, unlike the commercial, asking for a recipe won’t have the Michelin-starred chef berating you for not knowing how to make a grilled cheese.

While it’s fun to listen to the first few times, having Chef Ramsay tell you how shit you are repeatedly can get stale fast. Fortunately, there are a few other uses for his savagery. If you’ve got a friend who thinks they’re a hotshot cook, summon Ramsay to bring them down to earth a bit. Or, if your mom cooks her “legendary” not-so-savory pork chops and asks for your thoughts, you can jokingly reveal the truth through this Alexa skill. (She may not get the message, though.)

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