“What do we want?” “Focaccia bread with rosemary and sea salt to be sold at a reasonable price at Waitrose.” “When do we want it?” “NOW!”https://twitter.com/theneweuropean/status/1010492104521461761 …
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Not only would you not say "Focaccia bread", you'd say "Rosemary and sea salt Focaccia". This gag really is very poor.
I’ll remember to check all my tweets with you first in future.
I'm a bit busy for that. Just try a little harder to get it right, and I'm sure you'll be fine. Still wrong, though.
Julia’s great at reaching for the worst take and running with it. It’s a real talent.
I am thankfully unfamiliar with her oeuvre.
It begins and ends with a limited grasp of reality.
She is a very special one. But if she wants to be more than a mini Hopkins she needs to try harder 
It’s ironic that she should choose this analogy, because I’ve always considered her a bit of a Waitrose Katy Hopkins!
You really are a plank.
Best answer to anything on Twitter today. Possibly in the last week.
Thanks but to be honest it was not that difficult!
You utter moron Brewer
How do you put ketchup on it?
Hang on, are you accusing of being elite for eating focaccia? Or working class for using ketchup? I'm not sure you know you're audience.
Tomato ketchup is a type of ketchup, the original ketchup was mushroom, you can also get banana ketchup
the original ketchup was fish (17th century China ) followed by mushroom (18th century England & America) which was in turn followed by Tomato ketchup (19th century), with various hybrids in between, but your point stands
"You, minion, are too saucy."
You probably do by the looks of it.. 
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