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Cravings are no joke

This meme uses the classic 'Is this a Pigeon?' anime meme template to joke about intense pregnancy food cravings. The anime man is labeled 'My pregnant wife', he gestures toward a butterfly labeled 'Hot cheetos and eggos', with the question text 'Is this nutrition?' at the bottom. It humorously highlights how common pregnancy cravings often crave unlikely, less nutritious combinations of food regardless of formal nutritional needs.
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My pregnant wife
Hot cheetos and eggos

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Is this nutrition?

Overview

This meme uses the classic 'Is this a Pigeon?' anime meme template to joke about intense pregnancy food cravings. The anime man is labeled 'My pregnant wife', he gestures toward a butterfly labeled 'Hot cheetos and eggos', with the question text 'Is this nutrition?' at the bottom. It humorously highlights how common pregnancy cravings often crave unlikely, less nutritious combinations of food regardless of formal nutritional needs.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit as a user-created humor meme, as noted in the provided source information. It repurposes the iconic 'Is this a Pigeon?' meme template that originally comes from the 1990s Japanese anime Brave Fighter of Sun Fighbird.

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