Meghan Markle roasted for using edible flowers in almost every episode of her new Netflix show

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Meghan Markle's latest Netflix series, 'With Love, Meghan', has sparked a wave of online memes for her liberal use of edible flowers in her recipes.

Social media platforms are abuzz with playful jabs at Markle's penchant for floral garnishes, transforming her culinary choices into viral content.

Internet trolls Meghan Markle for turning every dish into a floral arrangement

In the series, Meghan Markle frequently adorns dishes with edible petals, a detail that hasn't escaped the internet's notice. Users have flooded platforms with memes and witty remarks, poking fun at the floral embellishments. One user on X quipped, "Finding an edible flower in my ice cube is like finding a dog hair in my food."

Another user remarked, "Meghan Markle can still save this $100m car crash by adding some tiny flowers on top of it like everything else in her life."

Some users found this entertaining, “Meghan Markle’s entire culinary process is to make inconvenient slop and add flowers on EVERYTHING." Another humorously wrote, "Meghan Markle is like hey y’all put some cream cheese on a dry a** piece of bread and put flowers on top to serve at a kids party."

While some found the floral obsession amusing, others were less enthused, some users expressed concern saying, "Absolutely no one said it better! @PatrickChristys I haven't laughed so hard in years! And yes, I'm one of those mothers who come back home to find their kids eating worms Meghan Markle is vomit inducing. Stop putting flowers on everything MM!"

One commented, "The British media when they see Meghan Markle putting flowers on her food in every episode."

Viewers raise eyebrows over Meghan Markle’s knife grip

Meghan Markle’s latest Netflix venture, 'With Love, Meghan', was supposed to showcase her hosting expertise and favorite recipes. Instead, it has sparked another debate, especially regarding her knife skills, or lack thereof.

Fans and food enthusiasts took to social media to question her handling of kitchen tools, particularly the way she grips a knife. One X (formerly Twitter) user posted a screenshot of Meghan chopping vegetables, writing, “Why is Meghan Markle holding the knife like that? This woman hasn’t cooked much, has she?”

"Meghan Markle has no clue what knife to use, does she?" asked another.

Criticism of her technique began circulating as early as January when the show’s trailer was first released. Culinary professionals quickly joined the conversation, pointing out that her grip placing her index finger along the spine of the knife is considered improper and unstable.

A YouTube tutorial from the renowned Le Cordon Bleu culinary school highlights the issue, stating that Meghan’s method is “not acceptable.” Chef Jon-Paul Hutchins warned, “This is not stable. The other problem is, the strength in your arm ends up stressing the tendons in the back of your hand. So when you're cutting initially, it won't hurt. But when you're doing it for hours, all of a sudden you’re going to notice a lot of wrist fatigue.”

Michelin-starred chef Tom Shepherd also critiqued her approach, telling FEMAIL, “In the clips, she holds the knife awkwardly, with her fingers too far back on the handle.” He also noted that Markle appeared to be using the wrong knife for the task, which “can make the process inefficient and even dangerous.”

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