Picl Typo Low Calorie Pickle Meme

Nionod 12 kJ/3 kcal; Picl 2 kJ/0 kcal; Beef Patty 1,932 kJ/464 kcal; overlay text 'picl'

This image is a close-up screenshot of a fast food menu or nutrition information page. It shows three listed ingredients with their calorie counts: first, a misspelled 'Nionod' (onion) with 12 kJ/3 kcal, second, sliced pickles misspelled as 'Picl' listed at only 2 kJ/0 kcal, with an added bold text overlay reading 'picl' pointing to this entry, and third, a beef patty with a much higher 1,932 kJ/464 kcal count. The humor derives from the silly typo of 'pickle' as 'picl', and the stark contrast between the extremely low calorie content of pickles and the high calorie count of the beef patty, making it relatable for people tracking calorie intake or choosing low-calorie toppings.

This meme was shared on X.com (formerly Twitter) from the account @meme.jpg, as specified in the provided source information. It is a screenshot captured from an unidentified fast food ordering platform or app that contained a typo in the ingredient labeling for pickles. The comical typo paired with the near-zero calorie count for pickles made the image viral as a relatable food meme, frequently shared in contexts related to dieting, fast food orders, and humorous typos on digital menus.