Here’s why this slice of bread has gone viral on social media.
Highlights
- A bizarre food picture has gone viral on social media
- The photo features a long slice of bread which was cut horizontally
- Take a look at how users reacted to it
The internet is a source of infinite amusement and entertainment for users. Foodies on social media often share pictures and videos of dishes that appal them, be it a pasta made with energy drink or instant noodles dipped in beverages. The latest food image that has gone viral on social media, however, will take you by surprise. Twitter user @FLITTER took Twitter by storm with an image of a horizontally cut bread, which was almost like an optical illusion. Take a look:
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Rather than square slices of bread, the image featured a single, oblong slice. The bread was so long that it had to be kept on two plates rather than fitting in a single one. “Can’t stop thinking about this horizontally cut bread,” the Twitter user wrote with the picture.
The bizarre click amassed 591k likes along with 62.2k retweets at the time of writing. Users couldn’t help share their discomfort with the strange picture, which was completely unlike anything they had seen before. Some also revealed how this long slice of bread is actually sold commercially in many countries such as Sweden, Brazil and more. A few users also shared how these long slices of bread could be used to make ‘pinwheel’ sandwiches by spreading the ingredients inside and rolling up the bread to cut it up and serve as individual portions.
Take a look at the reactions:
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Users also wanted to try this long slice of bread as it would have lesser crusts and a better texture than the usual bread. Some people commented that there would be too much spread and filling required to make sandwiches with this bread.
Would you try this unique bread? Tell us in the comments below!
About Aditi AhujaAditi loves talking to and meeting like-minded foodies (especially the kind who like veg momos). Plus points if you get her bad jokes and sitcom references, or if you recommend a new place to eat at.
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