Real Kitchen Moments That Didn't Go as Planned

Hope No One Wanted Their Burgers Medium-Rare

There’s a reason you should always clean your grill before or after cooking. Sure, it’s downright gross to cook food on top of old, burnt residue, but it can also be dangerous. When your grill is dirty, leftover grease and food particles can ignite, causing unexpected flare-ups. Ever wonder how a simple barbecue can turn into a fiery disaster? That’s exactly what happened in this photo

Someone was trying to grill burgers and pineapple, but their dinner went up in flames when the fire caught onto old food remnants. Everything ended up ruined—talk about a wasted meal!

Cleaning your grill isn’t just about hygiene; it’s about safety and better-tasting food. A clean grill prevents cross-contamination and ensures even cooking. Plus, it extends the life of your grill, saving you money in the long run. So, why risk it? Make it a habit to scrub off grime and grease after every use. Your future self—and your burgers—will thank you.