Sarah’s Day has fans rioted after they picked up a broken egg from the floor and boiled it.
The popular influencer, real name Sarah Stevenson, shocked fans with the rude act that showed her scooping up the cracked egg and putting it in the frying pan.
Shared via Pronounced The Podcast on Wednesday, the mother-of-two sat in her pajamas as she cooked next to her son, who cracked the egg only to have the yolk and white fall to the floor.
“Oh no,” Sarah said, laughing at the incident.
She then scooped it up again and put it in the roasting pan in the short clip.
Popular influencer Sarah’s Day rioted with fans after they picked up a broken egg from the floor and boiled it. Pictured with son
Fans were less than impressed with her cooking technique.
“If you can afford your own infrared sauna, you can afford a few dozen eggs,” one fan wrote.
‘Oh no. Salmonella Sezzy!’ added another.
“She really took the 5 second rule literally,” wrote another.
Shared via Outspoken The Podcast on Wednesday, the mother-of-two was in her pajamas cooking alongside her son, who broke the egg only to have the insides fall to the floor
“Oh no,” Sarah said, laughing at the incident. She then scooped it up again and put it in the casserole in the short clip
However, other fans defended the young mother.
“Those who are concerned, pretty sure anyone with kids will tell you that kid has eaten things off the floor more than once!” At least in this case it is heated to kill the germs. if your kid hasn’t, pat yourself on the back,” one wrote.
Another added, “Meh. I’m sure most parents don’t see this as a big problem.’
Fans had a mixed reaction to the clip shared via Instagram
“I don’t like her at all, but as a parent this doesn’t bother me at all hahahaha and it’s nice that she doesn’t waste food. I bet if she got another egg people would still go through,” another wrote.
Sarah is one of Australia’s most popular influences, but has been embroiled in controversy over the years.
In March, she was criticized for buying a “garbage” vacation home that she and Kurt plan to completely renovate and use for photo shoots and vacations.
She didn’t say where they bought it, but it appears to be in their home state of NSW.
In February, the star received backlash for selling an old rug as new when she had actually owned it for three years.
In February, the star received backlash for selling an old rug as new when she had actually owned it for three years. pictured
