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Celebrity chef asks her fans if they've tried a "spit roast", and their response forced her to delete her post

Nadiya was completely naive about the sexual connotations related to her query, and Twitter wasted no time in roasting her about her ignorance.
UPDATED JAN 21, 2020
Nadiya Hussain (Source: Getty Images)
Nadiya Hussain (Source: Getty Images)

Maybe Nadiya Hussain is just too innocent for the Internet and its vicious nature. The Bake Off queen recently asked her 181,000 followers on Twitter about spit roasting, but her whole concern was taken up in the wrong way.

The 33-year old posted on her Twitter account: "Has anyone spit roasted before? If so any tips? Any recommendations? Need to get summer ready for a special party #BBQ #summer2018."

Nadiya Hussain poses with a Great Fire of London inspired bake during a photocall opening a new experience at The London Dungeon, which marks the 350th anniversary of the Great Fire of London, on May 17, 2016 in London, England. (Photo by Ben A. Pruchnie/Getty Images)

However, she was completely naive about the sexual connotations related to her query, and Twitter wasted no time in roasting her about her ignorance. The tweet, which has hence been deleted, got scores of responses from her twitter followers, including hilarious gifs, memes and naughty messages.

Spit roasting is ideally a cooking technique where an animal pierced with a metal rod and roasted over a fire, but people on social media called Nadia “You’re too pure for this world,” when she did not think of the sexual innuendo associated with the cooking technique.

Nadiya won the prestigious British competition in the year 2015, at the age of 30. She recently admitted that she felt she was being labeled on the show because of her religion, and she “struggled” at the beginning.

“I certainly didn't enter a baking show in the hope of representing anyone,” she told the Radio Times. “Being a Muslim for me was incidental, but from the day the show was launched, I was 'the 30-year-old Muslim' and that became my identity.”

Queen Elizabeth II receives a birthday cake from Nadiya Hussain, winner of the Great British Bake Off, during her 90th Birthday Walkabout on April 21, 2016 in Windsor, England. (Photo by John Stillwell - WPA Pool/Getty Images)

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