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Gordon Ramsay996 Archivesknown for being a tough, no-nonsense judge on television shows like Hell's Kitchen and MasterChef. Recently, though, he decided to broaden his criticisms to a new platform.

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Ramsay's followers have been tweeting him pictures of their homemade meals and asking the chef for his feedback -- and Ramsay has responded with some brutal honesty.

First up was this salmon dinner.

To which Ramsay responded:

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Next on the chopping block was a fry up.

Twitter users had a laugh at Ramsay's classically vicious assessments.

If you're going to open yourself up to the wrath of Ramsay, you better be able to take it. He isn't the host of Hell's Kitchenfor nothing.

[H/T Twitter Moments]

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