PASS THE SAUCE Nigella Lawson sends viewers into frenzy with saucy Xmas special including ‘oily balls’ and ‘salty cucumber liquid’

the sun ^ | 12/23/2020 | rod mcphee

[mylife]

NIGELLA Lawson sent viewers into meltdown with a very saucy festive special of her cookery show, Cook, Eat, Repeat.

Her BBC2 programme was packed with innuendos, all delivered in her trademark suggestive manner.

Among the culinary double entendres were “salty cucumber liquid” and “oily balls.”

Then, as Nigella 60, prepared to crush herbs with a pestle in a mortar, she said: “I’m going to start pummelling, even if it does make everything in the kitchen shake and tremble.”

The presenter has long had a reputation for slipping in double meanings — but was on particularly saucy form in Tuesday evening’s show.

[mylife]

Nigella said she was porking this Christmas.

[dforest]

vomit inducing

[mylife]

You must be fun at parties.

[AbolishCSEU]

It’s been done. SCTV Christmas Special on youtube

[dynachrome]

Drunk filming? The Galloping Gourmet comes to mind.

[Shadow44]

Why does everything have to be so crass nowadays? It’s OK for some innuendo every once and a while but now it is just in your face vulgarity everywhere.

[Drew68]

SNL did this 22 years ago.

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[Vision]

Keep it classy Brits.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

“A bit of milk, low-fat, warmed in the meecro-wah-vay.”

[IndispensableDestiny]

I used to watch her show “Nigella Bites.”

[mylife]

Probably the only time Alec Baldwin was ever funny.

[mylife]

Indeed.

[mylife]

Hey, she still has it at age 60.
Good for her.

[usconservative]

IMO, that was the funniest bit ever on SNL.

[mylife]

Still saucy at 60.

[Drew68]

Probably the only time Alec Baldwin was ever funny.

I've always though that his 30 Rock role, network executive Jack Donaghy, was one of the best conservative characters written for television. And Baldwin played him straight. Donaghy was the one intelligent person in a room full of idiots.

[mylife]

I love how Archie Bunker blew up in Norman Lears face.

He wanted Bunker to be the devil in society and the people loved him.

[dangus]

If anyone watches her show, they’d recognize her humor.

[Atticus]

Great skit. But then SNL kind of took it to the next level years later with the cork soakers bit.