Queen of the kitchen Nigella is no stranger to leaving fans in hysterics with her hilarious cooking quips and very cheeky innuendos.
And it seems that the TV chef is at it again, as her one-off Christmas special called Nigella's Amsterdam Christmas has left fans in fits of laughter.
Nigella was helping her viewers get into the festive spirit by showing them how she whips up savoury pastries in her usual sultry style.
In the clip, she said: "I advise you to use the back of spoons or some such to do this safely.
Nigella returned to BBC with another sultry Christmas special
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"Immediately brush the bars with apricot jam with lemon juice. Cover with a generous scattering of flaked almonds, then drizzle and zigzag over a citrus glaze."
Fans took to X and commented on the TV stars technique. One person said: "'Sort of sausagey, not that suggesti…..WOAAHHHH there she goes!"
Later in the episode she got a bit cheeky again and left fans speechless with her comments about "nut-smashing."
Nigella was gathering some ingredients for all her different recipes and pulled out her "nut-smashing bag."
She left fans in stitches with her flirty innuendos
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The star then explained: "And for this, I need my nut bashing bag. Very useful.
The chef gave a cheeky smile to the camera and added: 'We all need an outlet at Christmas.'
Fans were once again left in shock and took to X to comment. One person said: "'I need a nut bashing bag #nigella...
While a second person penned: "#nigella nut bashing bag. Steady on pet." A third commented: "'EVERYONE KNEW SHE HAD A NUT BASHING BAG RIGHT? #nigella"
The star doesn't always follow the rules when it come to cooking her Christmas recipes.
She recently told The Sunday Times that because her family don't like Christmas cake, she has a chocolate cake in the festive season instead.
She said that she uses her "nut smasher"
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She told the publication: "Much as I love a slice of dense, damp Christmas cake, especially when eaten with a slice of strong, sharp cheese, I am surrounded by those who abominate dried fruit in all its seasonal manifestations.
"If no one in your family likes dried fruit, there's no point having a Christmas cake gathering dust or just being eaten on sufferance. If chocolate cake appeals more, go for it."
