BBC Food Recipes To Be Archived - Except For This One

Exclusive look at the final BBC Food recipe.

It was announced on Tuesday morning that the BBC will be closing its Food website as part of a company-wide streamlining process, prompting outrage from taxpayers who didn't want to lose their beloved recipes.

HuffPost UK Comedy can now exclusively reveal the final recipe that will be published to BBC Food:

HuffPost UK Comedy

But have no fear if you get all your cooking knowledge from the Beeb - the 11,000 recipes from the BBC Food website are expected to be archived and some could move to the commercial BBC Good Food website.

The food site will not be updated or linked to, but if users know the URL for any of the recipes they will still be able to access them.

Recipes from TV shows will still be posted online but will only be made available for 30 days.

Understandably, Twitter users are venting their frustration:

In totally unrelated news Sky announce their new Sky Recipes subscription package, only an extra £45 p/m. #bbcrecipes

— Ben Thomas (@Summers2theB) May 17, 2016

#toryrecipes Take one salami and a knife. Keep cutting slices off it until there's nothing left of a valued British institution. #bbcrecipes

— John Prescott (@johnprescott) May 17, 2016

Someone over at #bbcrecipes doesn't seem happy with the new changes pic.twitter.com/EmyRJ6t5yU

— TechnicallyRon (@TechnicallyRon) May 17, 2016

Without #bbcrecipes I'd still be living off raw grass and spit. Thank you Beeby

— Phil Wang (@PhilNWang) May 17, 2016

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