A brand-new Twitter trend ‘Follow me for More Recipes’ has taken social media by storm. The users have bombarded the microblogging site with pictures of food and other eatables along with a replica of the finished recipe. The Internet has shared some of the hilarious posts under the trending hashtag #followmeformorerecipes that depicts easy food combination like an orange for an ingredient and a peeled orange for the ready dish.

Memes to portray one’s culinary skill

The aim of the movement was to portray one’s culinary skill and the netizens have diverted the idea into a humorous ‘lack of it’. Users have shared pictures of bread prepared into a toast, an unpeeled banana and a peeled one side by, a whole sausage along with the picture of a chopped one to flaunt them as gourmet expert preparation. Some of the side-splitting recipe secrets revelated by these chefs online are as follows.

Follow me for more recipes like this... 🐒 pic.twitter.com/eSxhDmKJOB
— Sree Basu (@SreeBasu84) January 26, 2020

Follow me For more recipes😎 pic.twitter.com/15NDsgLw2f
— S E E M A (@Seema72765071) January 22, 2020

For more recipes, follow me! pic.twitter.com/Ag341cejyz
— Apoorv Sharma (@oyeapprove) January 24, 2020

Follow me for more recipes under 60 seconds.😋😎 pic.twitter.com/LKaQIbGv5A
— 𝕁𝕒𝕟𝕚𝕤𝕙 (@janishm) January 27, 2020

Follow Me For More Recipes. pic.twitter.com/OHm1G423AB
— _affu_queen__ (@memes_lover__) January 27, 2020

Follow me for more recipes like this. pic.twitter.com/vuWazwZFmz
— Parth Gandhi گاندھی 🏳️‍🌈 (@iPGandhi) January 27, 2020

Follow me for more recipes pic.twitter.com/lqWy97WldE
— Sudipto (@tastemythunder) January 23, 2020

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Art Artist pic.twitter.com/hzPI0np31n
— BJP Delhi (@BJP4Delhi) January 20, 2020

Art Artist pic.twitter.com/h7fIjGiZTz
— BJP Delhi (@BJP4Delhi) January 20, 2020

The Art and The Artist#BJPLeDoobi #EconomicCrisis #economicslowdown pic.twitter.com/p29axiEMNz
— PANKAJ (@ViewsOfPankaj) January 21, 2020

The Art The Artist pic.twitter.com/lLEEk9wOXD
— ashwinnmishra (@ashwinnmishra) January 21, 2020

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‘Follow me for more recipes’ memes take over Twitter with hilarious twist

'Follow me for more recipes' memes fest has the internet bombarding Twitter with funny pictures of food along with a replica of the prepared recipe alongside.

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