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Cooking is a skill that not everyone possesses, but at some point in life, everyone will have to cook or bake something for themselves. Some people are lucky to be taught these skills, and others must suffer and figure it out on their own. These days, though, it really isn't that hard because there are millions of online recipes there to help. The people out there writing and posting online recipes are truly doing the world a service. With online recipes come their reviews, and those don't always go as planned.

Reviews have to be taken with a grain of salt at times, because some folks seriously have no clue what they're doing. From dumb alterations to bad methods to blatant disregard for instructions, people have all kinds of things to complain about. Reddit's /r/ididnthaveeggs is a subreddit where users post all of the most insane recipe reviews they find online. These folks need to stay away from the kitchen or be banned from ever reviewing anything ever again because this is just getting ridiculous.