Brooklyn Beckham uses a blowtorch to roast marshmallows while creating a boozy take on the classic s’more in his latest cooking clip
Brooklyn Beckham took to Instagram on Friday to show off his s’more toasting skills while promoting a specially flavored version of Baileys cream liqueur.
Sharing a post on Instagram Stories, the aspiring chef used a kitchen torch to caramelize the tops of marshmallows while surrounded by tasty-looking cocktails.
The 25-year-old asked his followers ‘do you like it roasted? Or do you like it roasted?’ while the clip cut into a slightly less heated marshmallow.
The delicious drinks were placed next to the chocolate covered cookies, presumably to finish making the s’more.
Earlier this week, Brooklyn took to Instagram to show off even more his roasting skills while preparing crème brûlée.
Brooklyn Beckham took to Instagram on Friday to show off his s’more toasting skills while promoting a specially flavored version of Baileys cream liqueur
Sharing a post on Instagram Stories, the aspiring chef used a kitchen torch to caramelize the tops of marshmallows, surrounded by tasty-looking cocktails
The aspiring chef asked his followers: ‘Do you like it roasted? Or do you like it roasted?’ while the clip cut into a slightly less heated marshmallow
David Beckham also took to Instagram to show off his latest kitchen efforts.
On Saturday, the 49-year-old expressed his love and joy for the honey produced by his bees.
During the Insta stories, followers can hear the ex-footballer say over the honeycomb: ‘bees have been busy. Busy bees. Bit of sticky stuff’.
David sounded incredibly proud of his bees and his bee talent, he continued: ‘look at that, aren’t they smart?’.
In another clip, fans watching can hear David and Victoria’s 12-year-old daughter, Harper, talking to her father in the background.
David replied with ‘I’m sorry Harper, but daddy’s bees are very smart’.
David first started making his own honey during lockdown in 2020, reportedly ready to turn his hobby into a business by launching honey under possible names ‘D Bee, Seven Honey and Goldenbees’.
A source said: “Beekeeping started early in lockdown as a fun hobby.
‘But now David has become a bit obsessed. He thinks it’s a total antidote to his crazy life in London and Miami.’
However, they claimed there is more than just fun behind David’s interest, suggesting he thinks it could help his business portfolio too.
They said: ‘He sees the logic behind adding to his already impressive business portfolio with authentic, clean and natural brands, and that’s what people are looking for.’
On Saturday, the 49-year-old expressed his love and joy for the honey produced by his bees. During the Insta stories, followers can hear the ex-footballer say over the honeycomb: ‘bees have been busy. Busy bees. A bit of sticky stuff
David first started making his own honey during lockdown in 2020, with reports that he was ready to turn his hobby into a business by launching honey under possible names ‘D Bee, Seven Honey and Goldenbees’
David first started making his own honey during lockdown (pictured with his children Romeo, Cruz and Harper in hazmat suits in June)