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Burnt Pepperoni Pizza Mistaken for New Pizza Hut Brownie Pizza

This meme is a screenshot of two X (formerly Twitter) posts. The first post, from user Nia @nianf, complains that her brother completely burnt the fresh pepperoni pizza she purchased that day, accompanied by a photo of the extremely charred, dark brown and black pepperoni pizza that is almost fully carbonized from overcooking. The second reply post from user @dxnielit jokes that he initially believed the burnt pizza was a new brownie pizza offering from Pizza Hut, leaning into the visual similarity between the dark, overcooked pizza and a chocolate brownie dessert pizza.
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@Nia @nianf X (Twitter)

My brother burnt a perfectly good pizza I bought today 😤

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Bruh I'm over here thinking Pizza Hut did it again with a New Brownie Pizza

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Image of an extremely burnt pepperoni pizza paired with two humorous X posts about the pizza

Overview

This meme is a screenshot of two X (formerly Twitter) posts. The first post, from user Nia @nianf, complains that her brother completely burnt the fresh pepperoni pizza she purchased that day, accompanied by a photo of the extremely charred, dark brown and black pepperoni pizza that is almost fully carbonized from overcooking. The second reply post from user @dxnielit jokes that he initially believed the burnt pizza was a new brownie pizza offering from Pizza Hut, leaning into the visual similarity between the dark, overcooked pizza and a chocolate brownie dessert pizza.

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This viral meme originates from public interactions between two X (Twitter) users. It was widely shared on social media meme pages, including being distributed via the X.com:meme.jpg RSS feed as a popular relatable comedy post about kitchen mistakes and accidental visual resemblance of burnt food to other items.

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