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Star Chef Nigella Lawson Is 바카라˜Self-Conscious' To Say 'Microwave' After Her Viral Mispronunciation

Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, who three years ago mispronounced 바카라œmicrowave바카라 as 바카라œmee-krow-wah-vay바카라 on an episode of her cooking show, has addressed the infamous yet viral incident.

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Celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, who three years ago mispronounced 바카라œmicrowave바카라 as 바카라œmee-krow-wah-vay바카라 on an episode of her cooking show, has addressed the infamous yet viral incident.

The British chef, 63, was explaining the steps on how to make brown butter colcannon when the interesting pronunciation slipped from her mouth.

"I still need a bit of milk, full fat, that I've warmed in the mee-krow-wah-vay," she said in the clip, which quickly caused an uproar on social media.

바카라œI wasn바카라™t quite aware I바카라™d said it because that바카라™s what I call it at home,바카라 Lawson said in an episode of BBC Breakfast, which aired on Christmas, reports people.com.

At the time, people were debating if Lawson really pronounces 바카라œmicrowave바카라 that way, so the chef clarified that she does but 바카라œnot because I think that's how it's actually pronounced.바카라

Now, Lawson said the whole ordeal has changed the way she pronounces the word again.

바카라œIt바카라™s made me quite self-conscious. I tend to refer to it as the 바카라˜you know what바카라™ now,바카라 she said.

Despite some critics, she said that many supporters got in touch with her saying that they relate to her silly mishap.

바카라œAnd what바카라™s quite interesting is that a lot of people got in touch with me to tell me what their family mispronunciations are because so many families do have that,바카라 she explained.

바카라œThey mispronounce a word either because a child in the family could never say it properly and that바카라™s become part of their family language or just because they make jokes and they stick.바카라

In 2021, Lawson told People she understood why some viewers thought she was serious about the pronunciation.

"I did it with a straight face, I suppose," she said.

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