How to swear like Gordon Ramsay
Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay might be as well known for his potty mouth as his restaurant empire and cooking, but happily when it comes to his questionable language he at least has a sense of humour. The TV chef is well known as an f-bomb dropping terror monger on his shows including Hell's Kitchen, but in the video above he's using his swearing reputation for a good cause.
He's teamed up with dream experience creators Omaze to offer a trip to the filming of his latest show in LA as well as to raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital in the UK, and you can get all the details in Omaze. But the cheeky bit is that it's wrapped up neatly into a brilliant parody of the chef's reputation for whipping people into shape, and presented as 'The Gordon Ramsay Academy of Kitchen Outrage', and it's a short tutorial and plug for a fictional school where you can learn to really tell people how you feel, Ramsay style.
"It's s--t!" says Ramsay. "Look at the whites of my eyes and tell me it's s--t!". In the clip, he's encouraging trainees in a professional kitchen environment to insult everything from asparagus to pork chops to plate handling skills. And oh how the timid trainees struggle with letting it all out. But they get there, in the end.
The video was made to promote the competition sweep-stake to see filming of Ramsay's show The F Word, but it's also a pretty good insight into just how to be as energetic in your kitchen swearing as the perennially angry chef.
It's certainly entertaining. And the final exam for the fictional students? Well, you just have to see it to believe how they let loose on that most hated of Ramsay's pet hates... the poor pineapple pizza.
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