Gordon Ramsay has come under fire for a £140 Christmas dinner served in one of his restaurants after fans complained it had crucial trimmings missing.
The Scottish TV chef, 54, posted a clip on social media of the festive meal from his Bread Street Kitchen eatery in London, showing turkey wellington with pigs in blankets, cabbage and chopped up sprouts.
In the background is a smaller dish with roast potatoes, parsnips and carrots and gravy is spooned over the food.
While some fans gushed over the mouth-watering Christmas dinner, others were quick to comment on the lack of Yorkshire puddings and stuffing.
Furious fans also blasted the consistency of the gravy, with one saying it with one saying it looked 'thinner than her nan's arm'.
A different user commented: "No Yorkshire Pudding. No Cauliflower Cheese. No Stuffing. Gravy thinner than my Nan’s arm."
"Fetch me some proper gravy... Pan of p*** that," someone else said.
A third responded: "That gravy is far too thin!! Not good Ramsay!"
"Sauce looks a tad Bisto tbh," wrote another.
However, others were quick to praise the celebrity chef over the meal with one person going as far as to brand it the "perfect" Christmas dinner.
One person wrote: "This looks so good."
Another commented: "I wish I could grab that plate through my screen."
Others branded it "delicious" and "yummy".
The Bread Street Kitchen Christmas Day menu costs £140 per person and features a number of different items, including canapes, starters, main courses and desserts, as well as wine choices and cocktails.
