Dan Walker, 42, shared a post from someone on Twitter this week, who seemingly appeared to want to be initiated into the television presenters so-called "Egg Club". On the micro-blogging site, the user tweeted: “Mr Dan Walker how about my wife Sue’s offering. Basic. No frills. On point #eggclub and tasty.” The message came complete with a picture of two fried eggs on toast, with the BBC Breakfast presenter appraising the morning dish. Adding a light-hearted checklist that had not be stuck to, Dan wrote in view of is 559,000 followers: “Camera angle, butter pooling, pepper dispersal, significant crumble (upper quadrant), rogue egg lump on the coastal crease.
“Banned from #EggClub applications for 168 days.”
He seemingly appeared unimpressed with the person’s breakfast offering, but it was another user who then took aim at Dan for his “boring” updates.
The person in question wrote: “Thus is very banal stuff.”(sic)
Dan cheekily hit back at them: “Enjoying your use of ‘thus’ and the rogue Capital letter on banal. Tremendous work.”
The comeback comes after the BBC favourite recently revealed he gets bombarded with photos of breakfasts every weekend.
In a recent interview on the Series Linked TV podcast, he explained: "It started as a stupid daft thing, I don't know quite know how it developed but essentially somebody asked me for a cook book for a 'perfect egg recipe'.
Dan Walker: BBC Breakfast presenter
