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Now this is a chocolate croissant

This meme features text at the top stating the amount of chocolate a person expects to find inside a chocolate croissant when they purchase one, paired with two side-by-side photos of halved chocolate croissants that are extremely packed with thick, dense chocolate filling, far exceeding the amount of filling in standard chocolate croissants. Below the images, a user comment adds a humorous punchline, joking that the heavily filled pastry is not a chocolate croissant, but a "chocolate wellington", which is a pun referencing beef wellington, a savory dish of meat wrapped in puff pastry, playing on the high ratio of filling to pastry in the photographed croissants.
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this isn't a chocolate croissant, this is a chocolate wellington

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When I buy a chocolate croissant, this is how much chocolate I expect it to have inside

Overview

This meme features text at the top stating the amount of chocolate a person expects to find inside a chocolate croissant when they purchase one, paired with two side-by-side photos of halved chocolate croissants that are extremely packed with thick, dense chocolate filling, far exceeding the amount of filling in standard chocolate croissants. Below the images, a user comment adds a humorous punchline, joking that the heavily filled pastry is not a chocolate croissant, but a "chocolate wellington", which is a pun referencing beef wellington, a savory dish of meat wrapped in puff pastry, playing on the high ratio of filling to pastry in the photographed croissants.

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This meme was sourced from an RSS feed of the platform 9Gag. It follows a popular relatable food content format, where users share content related to ideal versions of common foods, with the added user comment joke driving its viral spread on the platform.

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