Nigella Lawson explains bizarre 'microwave' pronunciation after clip goes viral

"There are times I just feel I haven't got a thought in my head. But actually once the director says 'action' I'm so interested in what I'm doing the thoughts come."Nigella, who debuted on our screens in 1999, adds: "What I love about doing the television is that I love the camaraderie of crew life.

Good Morning Britain presenter Sean Fletcher was left cringing into his hands today after wrongly explaining what Welsh people often called a microwave.

Nigella Lawson made headlines this week after she had pronounced the word microwave incorrectly in a video.

heat Unmissables Awards 2020: See the full list of winnersGBBO star reveals why Noel Fielding was 'always getting told off' by producersGogglebox's Tom Malone looks unrecognisable in throwback snapIt seems Nigella is getting bored of the whole debacle though as she retweeted her response and added, “Can this be the end of it now?”But it seems fans aren’t quite ready to let go of the chef’s frankly iconic pronunciation and continued to share jokes on social media. “Henceforth, 'mecrowavay' shall forever be in my vocabulary and microwave will cease to exist Queen @Nigella_Lawson has spoken,” tweeted one.

resulting in clap-backs from confused fans.But don’t worry: She’s not as dense as a fruitcake (or, for that matter, reverting to past drug use). She was just playing around.

No. This can’t be right!!

cooking.But, while you may be tempted to speed up the process even more by buying ready-made sauces, they often have far more sugar in than homemade recipes.Nigella Lawson has come to our rescue, though.

Nigella Lawson has responded to the online reaction she triggered by her most unusual pronunciation of the word microwave.

We might not be going "out out" and there’s no office parties this year (a mixed blessing most would agree) but that won’t stop us from raising a glass or two at home. December is the month when we can all be forgiven for over doing it a little.

NIGELLA Lawson sent fans into meltdown with the bizarre way she pronounces 'microwave'. The telly chef, 60, was preparing a dish of mashed potatoes when she mangled the name of the common household appliance, calling it a "meecro-wa-vay".

Nigella Lawson has gone viral after using an unusual pronunciation for the word microwave when explaining a recipe. Appearing in the latest episode of her BBC cookery series, Nigella's Cook, Eat, Repeat, the star, 60, referred to the common kitchen appliance as a “mee-cro-wah-vay”.

NIGELLA Lawson sent fans into meltdown with the bizarre way she pronounces 'microwave'. The telly chef, 60, was preparing a dish of mashed potatoes when she mangled the name of the common household appliance, calling it a "meecro-wa-vay".

However, some fans at home were unsure of the recipe, claiming it was like something from an I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! Bushtucker Trial.One typed: “Sorry but once I saw her mashing the banana to make it, that finished me off.”A second responded: “Excellent programme and presentation.

and “Domestic Goddess” is seen preparing a dish that she proclaims needs “a bit of milk, full fat, which I’ve warmed in the microwave.” But in the video, posted on Twitter, she weirdly pronounces the kitchen appliance as “meek-ro-wah-vay,” seemingly rhyming it with the title of one-hit-wonder Gerardo’s 1990 dance song “Rico Suave.”“Eternally grateful to Nigella Lawson for letting us know we’ve all been mispronouncing microwave for the last 50 (or so) years,” wrote one tweeter of her playful pronunciation, as befuddled feedback boiled over on social media.“I feel embarrassed,” agreed one commenter, adding, “been pronouncing it wrong this whole time,” while another said they would “vow to never say it correctly ever again,” adding in a trio

Celeb chef Nigella Lawson pronounced the word “microwave” in a way that has likely never happened before and the moment is going viral on social media!

direct to your inboxNigella Lawson has found herself at the centre of another social media storm.From cooking a banana skin curry to telling us how to make toast, viewers can't help but comment on the chef's latest creations.But this time, it's not what she has made what has got people talking. It's her pronunciation of 'microwave'.

There are too many words in the English language that I see on a fairly frequent basis and have a most basic understanding of but—and unforgivably so—have no idea how to pronounce. One such term is diaspora (does the stressed syllable go like, "die-ASS-pora" or "DIE-ah-spruh"?).

Nigella Lawson has sent Twitter into meltdown with the strange way she pronounces "microwave". The TV chef and presenter sent her fans into a frenzy when the latest instalment of her BBC show Cook, Eat, Repeat aired on BBC Two on Monday.

You’re going to want to add Nigella Lawson’s pronunciation of “microwave” to the canon of posh pronunciations of rather banal words.

How do you pronounce microwave? We’re betting it’s not the same way television cook Nigella Lawson does it.

Chef and presenter Nigella Lawson sent her fans and viewers of Cook, Eat, Repeat into a frenzy with the unusual way she pronounced microwave during her cookery session.In Monday's episode of the BBC show Nigella, 60, was talking viewers through how to cook brown butter colcannon, aka veg filled mash potato.She said: "I still need a bit of milk - full fat - which I've warmed in the [micro-wa-vay]," as she cracked on with the cooking.Baffled viewers rushed to social media to ask if they'd heard Nigella correctly, as many were left in hysterics by the TV moment.One posted: "Henceforth, 'mecrowavay' shall forever be in my vocabulary and microwave will cease to exist Queen @Nigella_Lawson has spoken."Thank you and good night."Another added: "The