Evans posted the cartoon to his Facebook and Instagram accounts over the weekend, featuring a caterpillar with a MAGA hat and a butterfly with the Black Sun symbol, also known as the sonnenrad or sunwheel.
The Christchurch terrorist used that same symbol in his backpack and his manifesto.
celebrity chef pete evans inevitably starts posting nazi and neo nazi memes on his facebook page. for anyone still supporting this man, and publishing him, and making him a “celebrity” — it’s probably time you took the hint pic.twitter.com/bguZRiXHkD
The Warehouse is the latest outlet to drop the Aussie chef's books over the memes, following in the footsteps of publisher Pan Macmillan Australia, which said yesterday it would end its contractual relationship with the chef.
Coles said on Twitter it was working to remove the chef's products from its range.
thanks for getting in touch. Coles is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment in which to work and shop. We have no direct business relationship with Pete Evans, however we currently stock a small number of products from suppliers who 1/2
Evans has made other headlines recently for his posts about conspiracy theories, in which he claims, among many other things, that Covid-19, the dangerous pandemic that has killed hundreds of thousands of people across the globe, is a hoax.