In an episode of Netflix’s “With Love Megan,” the Duchess of Sussex unleashes her “Skillet Spaghetti” method, which is not just a cooking fail but a full-on assault on centuries of Italian culinary tradition.

Megan’s method involves tossing dry spaghetti into a skillet with cherry tomatoes and feta, pouring 3 and 1/2 cups of boiling water over it, and slapping a lid on it.

This method is not traditional Italian pasta making, which requires a big pot of salted boiling water cooked separately and then married to a source crafted with precision.

Italians are slamming Megan for this unconventional method, calling it a crime against Italy. The Daily Mail reported that viewers especially Italians are slamming her for this unconventional method, with some calling it a crime against Italy even the Washington Post noted through a gast online.

Skeptics who see this as an abuse of past Italian traditions argue that Megan’s cooking is less a recipe and more a crime scene picture.

Megan’s language is also problematic, as she calls it noodles multiple times and calls it “old Dent.” This is not just a slip up but a slap in the face to a culture that has perfected pasta for generations. Webra poets note that she even mispronounces pesan as pigan, twisting the Italian Pana into something that sounds like a discount store knockoff.

The show’s creator, Megan, is seen as acting like she’s above the rules, tossing around noodles like it’s quirky when really it’s clueless. Critics on “With Love Megan” are tone deaf and they are spoton while the world continues to grapple with the consequences of Megan’s culinary experiment.