‘Gorilla Glue Girl’ swaps hair spray for cooking spray on ‘Worst Cooks’

She’s sticking with it.

Tessica Brown, also known as “Gorilla Glue Girl,” survived the first two rounds of Food Network’s “Worst Cooks in America: Viral Sensations.”

“I want to learn how to cook because my grandma always said, ‘The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach,’ and ‘I want a ring,’” she quipped on the TV show, per NOLA.com.

Though the judges could barely stomach her signature dish of shrimp linguine, fried cod and glazed asparagus, Brown impressed them with a plant-based meal the following week. She’s now a few hairs closer to the $25,000 prize.

The TikTok star‘s claim to fame came in 2021 when she plastered Gorilla Glue on her hair after running out of hair spray.

Brown donned her signature ponytail for the cooking competition series.
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She was hospitalized, and the glue left her hair stiff for a month. A Beverly Hills plastic surgeon resolved the situation after failed home remedies.

Brown may have claimed the title of “worst hair disaster,” but she’s trying to redeem herself by being the best “worst cook.”

The viral sensation is competing against 11 social media personalities, including comedian/actor Michael Judson Berry (@mjudsonberry) and K-pop TikToker Tina Kim (@kdramalogic).

To prevent kitchen fires, the contestants prepare meals under the supervision of chefs Darnell Ferguson and Anne Burrell, who teach the wannabes how to make essential dishes.

On the premiere episode, which aired Jan. 1, Brown cooked shrimp linguine, fried cod and glazed asparagus.

“This is the only thing that I cook that people can hold down,” she admitted. Yet Ferguson could barely hold it down, claiming, “It needs its own ‘Worst Cooks in America’ episode.”

Tessica Brown, "Gorilla Glue Girl"
In 2021, Brown was dubbed the “Gorilla Glue Girl” after using the adhesive on her hair instead of hairspray.

After a month Brown was able to get the glue out of her hair with the help of a doctor.


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Brown was able to strike back on her next dish, cooking potatoes that were called “a home run.”

She made a black bean and mushroom burger with American cheese, pickle, mayo, lettuce and tomatoes on the second episode.

If Brown wins the competition, she could use the prize money to fuel her music career and hair-care line. Or she could buy lots and lots more glue.



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The 8 best food storage containers to buy in 2022

What’s the best part of any meal?

The day after, when leftovers are aplenty and prep time is as simple as a few minutes in the microwave.

We really do love leftovers here, not only for their ease and deliciousness, but also to prevent food waste. According to 2022 numbers from Feeding America, 108 billion pounds of food is wasted in the United States alone. We know simply eating your cold pizza the morning after a party doesn’t drastically effect this, but it does do a part to help fight food waste as a whole.

Back to the fridge for a second, leftovers can be a tricky art to master, as some foods are harder to store, like fresh fruits and veggies that are subject to getting squishy, and breads and pastries that can get moldy before the loaf is finished.

To help you avoid sticky situations in the fridge and prevent mold from eating your food before you can, we rounded up the best leftovers and food storage containers you can buy online and ship right to your door. Good timing, too, as with Thanksgiving and Christmas on the horizon, the time for leftovers is right now.

Read on for the best airtight food storage containers and bundles to get your fridge, freezer and pantry ready for the 2022 holidays and beyond.

Bed Bath and Beyond

This set of leftover containers is an all-in-one kit that will get your fridge ready for anything. The Rubbermaid brand is a top pick for many, with over 1,000 reviews and a nearly five-star rating. This set is leak-proof, microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe, and has an air-proof seal.


Amazon

Glass? Plastic? Get a bit of both with this set. The Pyrex brand collection is a highly reviewed one, with 19,000 ratings and counting and a 4.8 star rating out of five. The containers come in both circles and rectangles to best fit in any fridge, and are dishwasher, microwave, fridge and freezer safe to help you store and reheat any type of leftover.


The best meal prep container set: Porter 8-Piece Fridge Bundle, $135, original price: $174

W+P

Want to take your food right from the table to the fridge and then off to work? Then use these storage containers and be on your way! The set includes easy to use and pack pouches, cups, bowls and more, that are all dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe.


The Home Depot

All glass everything. This is the way to go for freshness and the ultimate food safety. This Home Depot set has both glass bases and lids that snap into place for an airtight seal every time. The set is also oven safe, in addition to microwave, dishwasher and freezer safe.


Amazon

Don’t let freezer burn ruin perfectly good leftovers. Instead, make sure to be using airtight freezer bags for your meat, produce, fish and any other food you aren’t quite ready to eat yet. This set is fully reusable and made of extra thick material to prevent any leaks.


The best bread storage container: Bodum Bread Box, $17, original price: $33

Bodum

There is nothing worse that going to grab a slice of bread from the bag, only to see mold has made its way in. Keep your bread fresh longer with a bread box from Bodum. This one comes with a cutting board base, too, perfect for slicing right in the box.


Amazon

Don’t forget about your coffee grounds, tea, freeze dried snack and more. Mylar bags are a great way to keep those things super fresh in the fridge or freezer, and this set of 100 also comes with 100 bags of oxygen absorber packets to preserve your food even better.


OXO

All of our hugs and kisses go to OXO for this set. The very aesthetically pleasing set of containers from OXO are perfect for any pantry leftovers, like that half-used box of pasta or beans spilling from the plastic bag at the back of your cabinet. The containers are made of stainless steel, silicone and plastic, with an airtight seal and a stackable design to save room.


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