18 "Gore-May" Cooks Who Have No Clue How To Spell

People misspelling words on the internet is hardly new, but misspelling foreign food-related words have reached trend-worthy proportions. It all started when somebody meant to post a picture of their dinner along with the French expression "bon appétit." Instead of spelling it correctly, they spelled it phonetically as "bone apple teeth," and the mistake became an instant meme.
Most likely this error was yet another case of autocorrect gone wrong or it happened because the poster don't enunciate clearly enough when speaking into their phone. Either way, it seems to have sparked a slew of posts—all satirical, we hope—in which posters just can't quite spell—or correct—their "words." Check out 18 of the funniest social media examples of "gore-may" chefs whose culinary creations look to be as bad as their English.

#1. "Blonde amputee"

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#2. Your cooking is supreme...ly disgusting.

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#3. NO!

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#4. Poor that banana!

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#5. Is this even technically English?

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#6. Keep your hands off my pony, man!

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#7. She got those apple phone jeans and the boots with the furrrrra!

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#8. American cheese with a side of osteoporosis.

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#9. Phil, get your darn leg minion off of my plate.

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#10. What is what now?

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#11. What did poor Ed and Mami ever do to you?

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#12. Bone app the teeth!

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#13. Just like mom used to make!

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#14. "I like my chicken waxy, like my men."

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#15. These equivalent rolls:

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#16. This cannibal:

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#17. Okay, mow we KNOW they're messing with us.

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#18. "Spain ghetto balls"

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