BBC Saturday Kitchen viewers 'give up' on show after it 'plumbs new depths'

BBC Saturday Kitchen viewers have been forced to "give up" on the show after it "plunged to new depths". Matt Tebbutt returned on Saturday (December 21) for a Christmas special, joined by the likes of comedian and ITV star Harry Hill. But the show, which ended with a Welsh choir singing the programme out, left fans at home frustrated - and turning out in dejected fashion.

Poppy Cooks, one of the guests, typed: "The last time the London Welsh Rugby Club Choir was on Saturday Kitchen, I was also on & a certain...

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happened. "A year later & we’re both back, and they let me know since then they changed their regular vocal warm-up to honour that special day." A fan tweeted: "I turned over, then flicked back to see some nonsense with tights over faces.

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.being remotely entertaining." Another defended the show, writing: "It’s funny how the likes of @poppy_cooks get lots of grief when they’re on, yet male chefs who get on people’s **** (eg Gennaro) get away with it.

"Can’t think why. #SaturdayKitchen ." Another said: " @SaturdayKitchen @Anahaugh watching Sat Kitchen live your blouse , can I ask where you bought it please ?" Another complained, typing: "I think certain guests shouldn't be given alcohol on #SaturdayKitchen ,they make a fool out of themselves!" "They’re not going to sing are they ffs?.

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