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Chef Donald (1941)

“Donald is inspired by a radio program to make waffles.”

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Plot

In the whimsical world of "Chef Donald" (1941), our feathered protagonist, Donald, finds himself engrossed in a riveting radio cooking show, attempting to whip up a batch of waffles. However, a humorous mix-up sees him substituting rubber cement for baking powder, leading to a series of hilarious mishaps. The waffle batter morphs into an unruly creature of its own, with the consistency of a rubber band, causing his spoon to be ensnared and transforming the mixing bowl into a makeshift airplane, whirling around the room. The calamity continues as Donald, in his customary clumsy fashion, manages to get his head buried in the rebellious batter and his tail caught in the waffle iron. Desperate, he resorts to using an ax, only for it to ricochet and split the room in two in a comically dramatic fashion. The bowl of rebellious batter becomes a boomerang when Donald tries to discard it, adhering to the doorknob and finding its way back into the chaotic kitchen. In "Chef Donald," prepare to be swept into a tornado of slapstick humor and cartoon chaos, where everyday cooking turns into an adventure of comedic proportions.

Where to watch Chef Donald?

Chef Donald is an animation movie featuring Clarence Nash.

Chef Donald is currently streaming on Disney Plus.