Gordon Ramsay branded a baked beans, tattie scone and haggis pizza 'diseased' after a Scots chef came up with the concoction online.
And telly chef Gordon who is from Johnstone lapsed into his Scottish accent as he urged 'Right wee man - call the doctor.'
Chef Chris Batt showed off his 'full Scottish breakfast pizza' on Tik Tok and topped his dough with some tinned baked beans.
Next up he added, sausages, smoked bacon, tattie scone cooked only in butter and haggis and eggs.
He then added cheese.
As he put it in to the large pizza oven he said: "Look at the state of this man. Look at this f***ing fantasic beast. i'm gonna slice this up the now."
Seeing his 'deadly' creation, Hell's Kitchen chef Gordon Ramsay and after agreeing that he needed some dough he said: 'Right wee man."
Seeing the beans he said: "Oh stop it, baked beans, seriously?"
Sausages, dude, smoked bacon, tattie scones? Stop it, haggis. Oh you've lost the plot big man. Eggs! Cheese!"
"Oh come on wee man." Seriously Are you the Scottish version of Gino d'Campo.
"Deadly? Yeah you're right. No stop it. Look at that thing. Stop it not, You're not going to eat that. Wee man. It looks diseased. It's caught something."
"No no no, don't. Call the doctor. Wee man nae nae nae."
