Food content creators often follow viral trends and popular templates while sharing recipes. You might have come across videos starting with them saying "This is your sign to make..." followed by the unique dish or healthy technique they are showcasing. Recently, a vlogger shared a reel which turned out to be something of a spoof on this format. Rather than the expected healthy recipe or wholesome treat, the vlogger decided to make an indulgent combination of different sweets.
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In the video by @anshxhuman, the vlogger begins by saying, "This is your sign to make a chocolate salad bowl." He proceeds to open packets of famous international brands of chocolates and empty their contents into a bowl. He uses M&Ms, Hershey's white chocolate, Toblerone, Maltesers, Twix, Loacker's crispy wafer cubes and Ferrero Rocher. Those which have longer bars are broken into pieces by hand and added to the rest. He 'mixes' them with a small spoon. Wondering what was his reaction? Take a look below:
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The video has clocked over 2 million views so far. In the comments, several people felt that it should be called something like "diabetes bowl". Since the vlogger's bio says he is an MBBS student, one user commented, "Bro's creating more patients for himself in the future." Read some of the other reactions below:
"Who said salads are supposed to be healthy?"
"Chocolate comes from cocoa pods which grow on trees, which is a plant, so HE IS EATING PLANTS! IT'S ACTUALLY A SALAD!"
"He made me feel gareeb [poor] in every language."
"The chocolates in the bowl are more expensive than my bank balance."
"OG Gems are missing."
"Are we adding ice cream on top?"
"I got diabetes just from watching this reel."
"The only salad I'd gladly devour."
Before this, a heartwarming video showing an elderly man making a decadent chocolate milkshake went viral. Click here to read the full story.
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