Anthony Bourdain’s highly specific critique of Donald Trump has gone viral again, capturing attention for its pointed humor and vivid imagery. Bourdain, renowned chef and food critic, expressed strong disapproval of Trump, notably saying, “I just find him personally objectionable. I don’t think he likes food.” He added, “From people I know who have had to endure dinner with him, if you enjoy sitting there listening to him talk about himself, you know, great, God bless you.”
One of the most talked-about parts of his critique focused on Trump’s eating habits: “You know the man, he only eats steak well done. If he knows how to use chopsticks, much less able to grasp them with those tiny little nubbins, I’d be shocked.” The phrase “tiny little nubbins” drew particular admiration for its humor and vividness.
Reaction among social media users has been enthusiastic, with many praising the highly specific nature of Bourdain’s comments. One commenter said, “‘I don’t think he likes food’ is such a funny thing to say about someone,” while another joked, “Can’t believe he came back just to say this. We must Stan.” Several users also enjoyed the phrase “tiny little nubbins,” and the ongoing debate centered largely on the steak remark: “‘He only eats steak well done…’ excuse me, I’d like to report a murder…”
This critique exemplifies Bourdain’s sharp wit and distinctive voice, which continue to resonate with fans even after his passing. His candidness about Trump’s personal preferences, delivered with humor and detail, keeps sparking conversations across social media platforms.
