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Published 08:32 9 Mar 2020 GMT
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"Earlier on in the previous cooking item I may have informed guests that the dhal was in fact vegan," said Rimmer.
"There was, of course, ghee used in the recipe, which isn’t vegan. I allowed Jon Richardson, who is indeed a vegan, to eat some of it.
"On behalf of myself and the Sunday Brunch team I would like to sincerely apologise and hope I haven’t offended you and spoiled your life."
"When I’m sick during my interview, you can take responsibility for that!" replied Richardson.
He then added that despite the mixup, the dhal was delicious and that it could, in fact, be made vegan too.
Unsurprisingly, Twitter does not appear to think that Rimmer's apology was good enough, irrespective of the fact that Richardson accepted it, and seems to have gotten over the entire debacle quite quickly.
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