Gordon Ramsay has been branded out-of-touch for charging £44 for a LOBSTER sandwich with one foodie saying they prefer a McDonald’s.
The TV chef plugged the A La Carte main course on sale at one of his restaurants.
The Scottish Lobster Roll is served with capers, avocado, lobster bisque mayonnaise, and Koffmann’s fries.
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It is on offer at Gordon Ramsay Bar and Grill, in Mayfair, west London.
But some food lovers were critical of the posh sarnie.
It comes as millions of skint Brits are still struggling due to the cost-of-living crisis.
One – called Eddie – said: “I have a huge respect to chef Gordon, but what the heck is that?”
He claimed: “It’s not even healthy, McDonald’s would be a better option.”
Simon Hendry sarcastically said: “Casual dining.”
Another joked: “I’m sick of being a millionaire, what should I do with my money?”
Ramsay, 57, boasted about the pricey dish and said: “The team at Gordon Ramsay Bar and Grill Mayfair got your weekend covered with this delicious Scottish Lobster Roll.”
Adam Humphreys didn’t like the look of the capers.
He quipped: “Looks like rabbit droppings.”
Yet other foodies loved it and Nena said: “Looks delicious.”
Rikki Snyder said: “Delish.”
Foul-mouthed telly cook Ramsay sparked outrage yesterday (27 May) by making a cooked breakfast pizza with baked beans as a topping.
Four weeks ago, his £18 Next Level Burger on sale at his Street Burger eateries was branded a “f*cking mess.”
It was because it had cheese on top of the bun, as reported by Need To Know.
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