Brooklyn Beckham Stirs Controversy with Ocean Water Pasta Recipe: "Is this a Seafood Fiasco?"

Brooklyn Beckham, the budding chef of the Beckham clan, has once again found himself in a storm (no pun intended) over his latest culinary experiment. The 27-year-old posted a video on TikTok, where he attempted to make tomato pasta using seawater. In the video, Brooklyn is seen walking into the ocean, gathering water in a large pot, and using it as a substitute for traditional pasta water. His decision left many fans questioning his culinary prowess, with comments like "Pasta water with a hint of burnt boat fuel please sir" and "Is this ragebait?" Despite the backlash, Brooklyn appeared undeterred. He proceeded to dice tomatoes, sauté them in oil, and season them with his own Cloud23 hot sauce. The pasta was boiled separately and then combined with the sautéed tomatoes. After a taste test with another chef, they seemed pleased with the result. However, the controversy didn't end there. Critics continued to express their concerns about using seawater for pasta, with comments such as "Isn't the ocean water dirty?" and "As Italian, I’m pretty sure that sea water is the best way to spend all the next day in the bathroom." Brooklyn's cooking videos have long been a subject of ridicule. In June 2023, he was trolled for using an excessive amount of avocado oil while frying chicken. Critics were quick to point out the high cost of the oil used. Despite the negative comments, Brooklyn remains unfazed, claiming that cooking brings him joy and that he's grown accustomed to the hate. In October 2023, Brooklyn told Insider that the mean-spirited comments don't bother him. "Cooking makes me happy," he said. "I have more important things to worry about than people saying a little bit of rubbish about me." It seems that for Brooklyn Beckham, every stir in the kitchen brings with it a dash of drama.