Gordon Ramsay’s Baked Bean Full English Pizza is causing a stir

Gordon Ramsay has sparked a debate among foodies after creating a full English breakfast pizza complete with beans.

The outspoken chef, who has a home in Cornwall, loaded up the breakfast-themed dish with beans, sausage, black pudding and a fried egg. The pizza even included elements of a Bloody Mary, with vodka and Tabasco and Lea and Perrins sauces mixed into the tomato sauce base.

Pizza lovers were outraged by his creation, labeling it a desecration of the cherished dish. One disgruntled fan remarked: “You lost me with the beans bro.” Another aired: “The base is coal. Beans are an abomination,” Express reports.

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Others echoed these sentiments: “Baked beans should never go on a pizza! Gordon is always complaining about pineapples! How could they think beans are better! “.

Gordon visited Portmeirion in North Wales for his Scrambled online series. Using a portable pizza unit owned by Cardiff pizza experts Pizza Boys, he managed to spark an almost diplomatic row.

The pizza has a dough base, but from there the chef mixes in tomatoes, vodka, Lea and Perrins sauces and Tabasco, before topping it with spoonfuls of Heinz baked beans.

“Who doesn’t love beans?” comments Chef Ramsay cheerfully, before adding: “So we have this Bloody Mary base with these beautiful beans running through the center.”

The pizza is then topped with local seaweed, adding an original Welsh touch. Topped with smoked pancetta, local mushrooms, Welsh sausage and black pudding, the pizza is topped with a central egg yolk and generous helpings of Snowdonia’s Black Bomber cheese.

Gordon has faith that this invention will become a fixture in Wales. “Then the egg. Trust me, there’s no complete English anywhere without a nice fried egg, so it’ll sit in the middle. Fingers crossed this beauty will come off,” remarked the TV celebrity.

Gordon admitted he had preliminary uncertainties about the beans, but was pleased with the end result. However, his creation caused a stir among Italians.

According to one angry Rome resident: “You——-murderer…vodka and tabasco in sauce..never come to Italy again.”

An Italian native tormented begged: “Nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!