Dinner Made in an Airplane Bathroom? No Thank You

Dinner in An Airplane Bathroom?

But, thanks to TikTok, we have reached a new low.

Yup, there's a guy on TikTok who makes videos where he cooks elaborate things in hotel bathrooms.

He posted a video where he makes garlic shrimp inside the "lavatory" of a commercial airplane.  He said he was lucky to get past security, because the components to build the heating element might look like a bomb.

He used 6-volt batteries wired to an immersion beverage heater, and it got hot enough that the raw shrimp only needed a few minutes.  He added instant mash to the shrimp water in the sink for extra flavor, and topped it off with garlic butter.

What else will be think of?

Move over airplane bathroom shrimp, because the culinary world just got a whole lot weirder than dinner in an airplane bathroom?

Ever considered grilling cheese in a laundromat? Picture this: washing machines humming, clothes spinning, and the scent of melting cheddar filling the air. It's a laundry day like no other, with a side of crispy goodness.

How about baking cookies in a car? Not just any car, mind you. Park it under the scorching sun, and voilà—your own personal mobile oven. Warning: may cause intense cookie cravings and a slightly overheated steering wheel.

For the truly bold, there's always the option of whipping up a stir-fry in an elevator. Imagine your unsuspecting neighbors' surprise as they step into an aromatic cloud of teriyaki bliss. Just make sure to hit the emergency stop button before things get too heated.

If you're feeling extra adventurous, take a culinary voyage to the office supply closet. Yes, you read that right. A pasta carbonara surprise between the reams of paper and toner cartridges might just be the pick-me-up your workday needs.

Wild kitchen escapades may not be recommended by professionals, and some might even call them downright bonkers.

But hey, if TikTok can turn an airplane lavatory into a culinary hotspot, who are we to judge? Just be sure to check local laws before you embark on your next gastronomic adventure—it's all fun and games until someone gets banned from the lav.

Check out the video here:

Of all the things people who fly find annoying, we now have the 7 most annoying things people do on a plane. They are worthy of your consideration because if you have ever flown, you will probably agree that these are the worst

Most of us remember the commercials for United back in the day. They called themselves the airline that flies the friendly skies. These days, nobody calls themselves that anymore let alone old United. Back in the day flying was an event that most of us didn’t do very often. Unless of course you were a business person who needed to on a regular basis.

It was very common for people to wear their best clothes for their flights. If you look at old pictures from magazines of days, gone by, you will see that most of the passengers were dressed to the nines. Men wore a suit and tie, and the ladies would wear dresses and sometimes hats to match. Those days are long gone!

Now, when you get on board a plane, it is very rare to see somebody dressed nicely. It is much more common to see people dressed down as if they were heading to the gym. Or it’s also very common these days for people to actually wear pajamas on the flight. The glory days of flying are far behind us. Now flying is about as glamorous as riding a Greyhound Bus in the sky

If you thought reclining your seat on a plane was the rudest thing you could do, you're wrong. It's only the FIFTH worst. The site Skyscanner did a big poll on airplane etiquette, and asked 2,000 Americans if they find various activities annoying. According to the results, maybe wait until you're at your hotel to cut those disgusting TOENAILS.

31% would be annoyed, no matter the reason. But especially if their seat is better than yours. This happens a lot and it can be very annoying. If you wanted to fly together, book it together!

Just under a third said you shouldn't be hogging both, even if you're in the middle seat. It’s the battle of the arm rests and it is never enjoyable for anyone to feel squeezed out.

Around a third think it's inconsiderate and unacceptable. This can be a very rude thing to do. Nobody wants to sit behind the person that reclines all the way back as soon as we reach 10,000 feet. Especially if it’s a long flight.

35% will judge you for it.  That's even if your feet somehow smell great. I’m surprised this number is only 35%. Let’s all agree to leave our shoes on if it’s a problem get more comfortable shoes.

Close to 40% hate it when the person next to them won't shut up. This is a problem especially if you were in a long flight. Remember good ear phones make good neighbors.

 This is annoying anywhere, let alone 35,000 feet in the air when there is no escaping. This usually happens after landing when somebody is either looking for a ride or letting a family member know that they have landed. All things we can do through a quiet text.

Like cutting your nails, painting your nails, or trimming your beard in your seat. How is this even a concept what would possess somebody to trim or paint their nails on a flight? If your nails are in need of attention, perhaps you can take care of that at your destination. Please.