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Hamburger recipe using a mince meat face has been labelled as 'the stuff of nightmares'

Georgia Weir

One TikTok user has inadvertently shared a hamburger recipe that rivals the stuff of nightmares.

The user, who goes by JaneBrain, posted a bizarre hamburger recipe to her TikTok page that has now amassed close to 3 million views.

Starting off with a mince meat shaped face, the TikTok 'chef' added egg yolks into the eyes and mouth.

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The TikToker's bizzare recipe called for a face made of mince meat. TikTok

However, it only just got weirder and weirder from there…

The TikToker then grabs a bag of Lay's thin cut and crinkle cut chips and adds them to the sizzling pan around the smiling beef face.

"You can't have mashed potatoes without some light cream," the TikToker adds, pouring in a carton of cream around the crushed up chips.

Then, Jane cuts up a stick of butter and parsley which she adds on top of the chips.

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The 'cook' then adds Lay's chips around the mince meat face to make 'mashed potatoes'. TikTok

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The cook then mushes up the soggy chips frying away in the pan, "let's see if they've turned into mashed potatoes because that's what they used to be, we're just restoring them to their natural habitat."

Jane adds a handful of grated cheese and puts a lid over the 'hamburger'. When the camera returns to the pot, the beef face, eggs, and 'mashed potatoes' are all seemingly cooked.

The cook then flips the burger face over whilst continuing to mash the 'potatoes', she then pours the mixture onto a plate and says, "I'm so excited to try this."

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The end result of the hamburger recipe had viewers wondering if this was stunt food. TikTok

"This has to be against the Geneva convention," one stunned user joked.

"Who hurt you??" another commenter wrote.

"Even the meat looks terrified," added a third.

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The video was also stitched by @chefreactions, a monotone chef that scores TikTok food.

The chef gave the recipe a resounding 0/10, "no I would NOT try this," the stunned chef adds.

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