It’s a sauce-y confession.
The hosts of an Australian radio show were left horrified after a woman called into their program, claiming that she fed her grandmother’s ashes to her brother as a “prank.”
The woman, known only as Cheyenne, made the macabre confession on Tuesday’s episode of “Fifi, Fev & Nick,” saying she and her mom first sampled her nan’s remains before later serving them to her unsuspecting sibling in a pasta sauce.
“So my nan passed away in August last year and got cremated,” Cheyenne explained. “Obviously my family and myself were grieving, so I went over to mom’s one night and thought to cheer her up a bit … let’s just taste nan.”
“After I did it once, I got mom to do it because I didn’t want to be alone in it,” she shockingly added.
Cheyenne went on to tell the hosts that her brother had recently been released from prison, and she welcomed him home by having him taste the ashes — without consent.
“This is the part I’ve told nobody,” the Aussie explained. “We haven’t lived with each other since we were, like, young kids. So I thought it would be funny to prank him … and I put some of Nan’s ashes in the pasta sauce.”
That statement led to audible gasps among the hosts, with one dubbing the dish “Spaghetti alla nan.”
The twisted pasta maker didn’t disclose whether she told her brother about the sauce’s sick addition but said she has since sampled her grandmother’s ashes again.
Cheyenne confessed that she has “a weird addiction” to the ashes, and believes that eating them helps her to connect with her late grandmother.
“I feel like we’re closer than ever,” she said. “Nan will live on through me forever.”
The Post has contacted “Fifi, Fev & Nick” for further information.
The hosts posted footage of the call to their Instagram page, where listeners were left mortified.
“That was so disturbing & disgusting,” one declared.
Others were dubious about the condiment confession, with skeptics saying Cheyenne concocted the story for attention.
