Jamie Oliver's son Buddy is clearly following in his dad's footsteps with his passion for cooking, and many of the chef's fans have a lot of love for his son's recipes.
The ten-year-old shared a new video on Sunday, via his dad's Instagram page, and as usual, he received plenty of compliments for his efforts.
MORE: Jamie Oliver’s fans desperate for son Buddy to get his own cooking show after watching this video
Not everyone agreed though, and there was a little debate in the comment section over the recipe, which was for campfire beans.
The recipe included tomatoes and leeks, which unexpectedly became a bit of a hot topic!
WATCH: Jamie Oliver's son Buddy cooks up a storm in campfire video
One commenter wrote: "Why is nothing washed after chopping, I saw soil on those leeks," while another added: "Why you removing the green tops of the leeks?!!! WHAT A WASTE!!! You can eat those too and they are so good!"
SEE: Celebrity chefs' lavish homes: Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver, Phil Vickery and more
MORE: Relive Jamie Oliver and wife Jools' fairytale wedding
However, one of Jamie's followers was quick to correct them, writing: "They are not going to be wasted! He said they were to be used for stock!!"
© Photo: InstagramBuddy is following in his dad's footsteps in the kitchen
Many more of the dad-of-five's fans were full of praise for his eldest son's talent, including comparing him with his father.
One commented: "The Naked Chef Mark II in the making," referring to the TV show that made Jamie famous.
Other supportive comments included: "Brilliant like his dad," "So natural and confident," and: "Awww he's just adorable."
Jamie and his wife Jools also received a lot of love from fans last weekend, when a photo of the couple's youngest son posted by the doting mum unexpectedly caused a debate because it showed River, four, sucking his thumb.
© Photo: InstagramThe couple share three daughters and two sons
Jools' defenders included her husband Jamie's mum Sally, who wrote a sweet message to her daughter-in-law.
Her comment read: "Jools, that person who was judgemental about the thumb-sucking is not a real person if you look at their profile, they must just be a troll, just ignore and delete.
"Anyway, Jamie sucked his thumb for years and it hasn’t done him any harm (and he probably still does when stressed)."
Like this story? Sign up to our newsletter to get other stories like this delivered straight to your inbox.
