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Shrek Breakfast Pun Meme With Character Toast Art

This is a screenshot of a social media post containing a pun-based food art meme. The post text reads "what's wrong babe? you haven't touched your shrekfast yet", paired with a photo of two slices of toast decorated to look like Shrek and Donkey from the Shrek movie franchise: Shrek's face is made primarily of green avocado, while Donkey's face is crafted from brown-toned food ingredients to match his coloration, with all facial features, ears, and horns recreated using food items. The core joke is the portmanteau pun "shrekfast", which combines "Shrek" and "breakfast".
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what's wrong babe? you haven't touched your shrekfast yet

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what's wrong babe? you haven't touched your shrekfast yet

Overview

This is a screenshot of a social media post containing a pun-based food art meme. The post text reads "what's wrong babe? you haven't touched your shrekfast yet", paired with a photo of two slices of toast decorated to look like Shrek and Donkey from the Shrek movie franchise: Shrek's face is made primarily of green avocado, while Donkey's face is crafted from brown-toned food ingredients to match his coloration, with all facial features, ears, and horns recreated using food items. The core joke is the portmanteau pun "shrekfast", which combines "Shrek" and "breakfast".

Origin notes

This post was originally shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user @HoekageEm with the display name sagiterrorist. The meme combines the widely recognizable Shrek media franchise, the common "what's wrong babe" conversational joke format, and creative food art, and it circulated widely across social media platforms including X, Instagram, and Reddit after its original posting.

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