Gordon Ramsay tries Dua Lipa's favourite drink and is left wishing he didn't

Everyone's got their own unique twist on food and drink – and pop sensation has certainly stirred the pot with her latest confession.

The singer, 29, got people talking when she divulged her peculiar take on Diet Coke. Kicking off the, Dua poured the fizzy beverage into a glass, then proceeded to add a splash of pickle juice and a few actual pickles for good measure.

To top it all off, she drizzled in some fiery Jalapeno sauce before giving the whole thing a vigorous shake. While the bizarre blend raised eyebrows across social media, the star appeared to relish her creation.

However, not everyone was impressed, least of all celebrity chef . The Hell's Kitchen star couldn't resist trying out the wacky mix himself, resulting in a hilarious reaction that's had the internet in fits of laughter.

In his own video response, Ramsay exclaimed: "Ok, let's go. Diet Coke in. A little bit of jalapeno juice, a little pickle juice. Pickles in, jalapenos in, and then literally top that up with some more coke, and a little bit more juice."

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But, the moment the drink touched his taste buds, Gordon's face said it all. He almost immediately spat it out, exclaiming: "Dua Lipa, for God's sake girl. You'll ruin your vocal chords."

The pro chef's taste test has since become an online hit, racking up more than 71,000 likes and plenty of amusing comments.

One fan joked: "You can never go wrong with anything Dua Lipa says." Another commented: "I will not be trying, but 100% trust Gordon's review."

Someone else responded: "That's about the reaction I expected." Another added their praise, saying: "This collab is fire. The vibes are unmatched."

So would you try the recipe yourself? It's not the first time Dua Lipa has got people talking about her recipes.

The English-Albanian pop sensation isn't new to culinary experiments. She once shared on with that she enjoys giving her vanilla ice cream an unusual boost by drizzling it with olive oil and a sprinkle of sea salt.