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Cooking is a skill everyone needs to have to some degree. Some people are just naturally better at it than others, but there are recipes out there for a reason. Recipes are legitimate lifesavers for some folks, and the people who take the time to write them should be celebrated and cherished. Along with most recipes come their reviews though, and that's where things get wild. In the reviews portion of online recipes, many things can be found, especially people who just need to stay out of the kitchen.

From people making insane alterations in ingredients to people straight-up not following directions, there are so many people exposing themselves for their lack of comprehension skills. These recipes did not deserve these kinds of reviews. Reddit's /r/Ididnthaveeggs is a subreddit where users share all of the worst reviews they have found while scrolling through some online recipes. Here are 26 of them that are so facepalm-worthy it's sad.