Olivia Tiedemann’s Burrito Masterpiece Sparks Torch Debate

Olivia Tiedemann just dropped a breakfast burrito video that sent everyone’s kitchen into complete destruction mode. Seriously full-on kitchen chaos. The caption on the post reads: “Tbh one of the best burritos I’ve ever had,” while showing her making an ad-and-pulling-a-tortilla situation with blown-up eggs and melted cheese: because why not? But the food drama is nothing compared to the real drama actually; the comments, ohhhh the comments.

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Now, torch. Olivia’s way of charring peppers and melting cheese with a handheld flame thrower had a couple of us looking sideways on life choices, made one user @wserback wonder why she just did not pop them on the stove with the retort “I wanted to play with my torch.” Legendary. Replies piled up with “10/10 answer” and “the response was vital to the video,” proving that sometimes the simplest reasons are the best. Meanwhile, @drstephenbenson supported that torch life as “soooo fast and easy,” though @cindygrc3 had just to throw ’em on the stove burners like a classic Hispanic abuela.

Then there’s @chefchris38 who saunters in all villain style, rolling her eyes while sneering, “You roast veggies like a hack. Some cookbook you are writing.” What does Olivia do? Oh, answer is “How’s your cookbook, chef?” It only sent the crowd wild. @billmarkscooks decided to play mediator (“Chef Chris could use less abrasive words”) but to counter that, @chefchris38 shot back with “Life must kick your ass.” Spoiler alert: No cookbooks were injured in this feud.

Egg distribution became a whole thing too. @julesjade praised Olivia’s “genius” egg-to-tortilla technique as an answer to “the uneven egg problem” that plagues breakfast burritos all over. “@oliviatied” agreed (“I hate uneven egg distribution”), and just like that, the support group was formed. “Dude. Same!!!!” echoed @julesjade as nothing unites people like badly portioned eggs.

The fire alarm moment? So relatable. @purcival felt it: “Every time it happens in my little ass apartment, I feel like I’m not a chef. Now I know it happens to the best.” Meanwhile, @dad_te tried to flex (“I would destroy you in Iron Chef”), only for Olivia to shut it down (“I would destroy you anywhere”). @charlie.lawton83 phrased it best: “Delete this, and we’ll pretend it never happened.”

And what would a tale be without a few gems? @sirbennythejet proudly declared: “Call me a Lego ’cause I’m bricked up,” while @ellis_____dee misheard some AC/DC lyrics (“She’s an n-word on a one way ride!”). Corrected by @ellis_____dee themselves: “It ‘season’s ticket’, fool.”

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Moral of the story: that burrito is not just food, but culture. Torch-loving egg-distribution activists and rebellious chefs alike stand for that. And just in case you still wonder about that “gassy butane smell” (@deltapinto’s concern), Olivia’s solution is just “keep the flame at a distance,” or deal with the chaos. Either way, breakfast will never be the same.primary collection in this gallery.