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Giant Honeycomb Bite Wholesale Photo Meme

This is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post by user @brissle. The post text states the user is obsessed with this absurd photo sourced from a honey wholesale website. The attached image shows the lower half of a person's face, as they hold an extremely large, thick, multi-layered slab of raw honeycomb and take an oversized bite out of it. The humor comes from the absurdity of presenting eating a giant, messy bulk honeycomb directly as if it is a standard, portable snack, rather than a wholesale ingredient meant to be processed or portioned.
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obsessed with this insane photo from a honey wholesale website

Overview

This is a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) post by user @brissle. The post text states the user is obsessed with this absurd photo sourced from a honey wholesale website. The attached image shows the lower half of a person's face, as they hold an extremely large, thick, multi-layered slab of raw honeycomb and take an oversized bite out of it. The humor comes from the absurdity of presenting eating a giant, messy bulk honeycomb directly as if it is a standard, portable snack, rather than a wholesale ingredient meant to be processed or portioned.

Origin notes

The underlying photo was originally created as a product display image for an unnamed honey wholesale website. It was later shared to X (Twitter) by user @brissle, who added commentary calling the photo insane, which led to the image going viral as a meme. The provided image is a screenshot of this X post, as confirmed by the source information indicating it comes from X.com:meme.jpg.

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