Andrea Tantaros defends Glamour mag, outrages feminists: Make your man a sandwich, it’s called kindness!

Just as men all over the country were recovering from the smoking hot bikini beach photo released by Fox News’ brainy brunette bombshell on Instagram last week, Andrea Tantaros just reeled them in again.

She managed to both please men and ruffle feminist feathers when she defended a controversial Glamour magazine article titled, “13 Little Things That Can Make a Man Fall Hard for You.”

Tantaros said Thursday that the list is all good – and she knows how to please her man: just be kind.

“After you engage in a little horizontal hula, make him a sandwich,” Tantaros said.

“That’s not called 1950s. That’s called kindness. And frankly, I think women should do a little more of that.”

Tantaros and “Outnumbered” co-hosts were discussing Glamour’s recent retraction of the article after becoming the latest victim of the rabid feminist movement.

Here’s just a sampling of the feminist wrath Glamour encountered:

Incensed by the, quite frankly, INSANE #Glamour article? Read this, courtesy of @VICEUK ? http://t.co/majnK4bIn4

— Sarah Allard (@SarahJaneAllard) July 28, 2015

Awesome post (your’s) on the #Glamour article, @bigfashionista! When did they get teens writing for them?? No man wants that! #justsaying

— Jimmy McCrary (@Jimmy_McCrary) July 28, 2015

Bringing down #Glamour magazine on desperate women and man-children http://t.co/aAg5Vhc6Cm

— Antonia (@AntoniaLucia) July 28, 2015

The feminist Twitter rage didn’t faze Tantaros.

“Look at this list, it has great suggestions in here!” she said. “What’s wrong with giving your man a brewski when he comes out of the shower?”

Guest host and comedian Ryan Reiss couldn’t believe his ears.

“Who needs a brewski out of the shower?” he asked. “What are you dating, Don Draper? What’s going on? I’ve never gotten out of the shower and been like, ‘I need to get drunk quick.’”

Co-host Stacy Dash, who had been quiet until then, chimed in.

“You don’t have the right woman,” Dash repeated. “I think that’s why divorce rates are so high. Women don’t know how to take care of their men anymore.”

Tantaros agreed, and defended Glamour against allegations that the list is outdated.

“I don’t think it has to do with taking women back in time, I just think it’s kindness,” Tantaros said.

“I’m a very traditional, old-fashioned girl, and I do these things for my man. I do. And that’s why they are always smiling.”

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