11 October 2023 , 14:14
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Big Brother 2023 fans have been left disgusted after one contestant revealed an unusual food habit on Tuesday evening.
The 20th series of the iconic reality show premiered on Sunday after a five-year-long hiatus, much to the delight of its devout fanbase. Having moved from Channel 5 to ITV2, the Big Brother reboot have promised viewers a diverse line-up of contestants and some unapologetically real drama. Hosted by AJ Odudu and Will Best, it will also maintain much its original format - including those nail-bitingly tense eviction evenings.
Last night's episode had viewers retching after Jordan revealed an unusual culinary habit - mayonnaise noodles.
The lawyer from Scunthorpe has previously revealed he entered Big Brother 2023 because he was 'bored' with life, before adding that he's 'interested in social experiments' and enjoys challenging himself. It appears that Jordan is also experimental when it comes to his food tastes, which have been slammed by some viewers as completely gross.
Jordan's unusual snack had viewers grossed out (ITV)The 25-year-old was shown in the house's kitchen squirting Hellman's mayo into a carton of curry-flavoured Pot Noodles, which he washed down with a refreshing can of Diet Coke. The unique concoction instantly prompted housemates Kerry and Henry to turn around, visibly repulsed by the legal expert's odd choice of dressing.
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Jordan, who is one of 16 contestants competing to win the £100,000 cash prize, was under no illusion his creamy snack wasn't for everybody.
Jordan has admitted he puts mayonnaise on everything (ITV)"I love Hellmann's mayonnaise, I put it with everything. But yes it is curdling," he admitted. Within minutes of the scene airing, viewers had flocked to X, formerly called Twitter, to express their horror at Jordan's DIY meal.
"I feel Ofcom should intervene with the scenes of Jordan putting mayonnaise in a Pot Noodle. Highly offensive," one person wrote. Another quipped, "Gonna write to ofcom about that guy squeezing mayo into a pot noodle on big brother." It's unknown what housemate Henry, who works a food writer, thought of Jordan's gooey dish, but you can probably assume he wouldn't have approved.
When asked why he decided to appear on the show, Jordan confessed that he "applied on a whim." Having never liked the "idea of living people," he was intrigued to see how he would fare in the intense communal environment of the Big Brother house. Jordan also admitted he's looking forward to being "fed and watered" during his stint on the show, as well as not having to worry about paying bills.
He's already aware that his reserved nature could disadvantage him in the house, especially if he appears to disinterested in his fellow housemates.
"They might nominate me [for eviction for being disengaged, perhaps, or not paying everyone an equal amount of attention. They may feel left out, but I can't help that," he added.