Tag: food and beverage

The image displays a red and white Coca-Cola Freestyle self-serve soda fountain, a machine that allows users to mix custom combinations of hundreds of different soft drink flavors. Overlaid on the lower half of the image is meme text that reads 'Ts lowkey up there with the airfryer' (a colloquial spelling of 'It's lowkey up there with the air fryer'), followed by two crying laughing face emojis and three wilted rose emojis. The meme expresses the opinion that the Coca-Cola Freestyle machine is an extremely desirable, impressive appliance that deserves the same level of praise and popularity as air fryers, which are widely regarded as one of the best modern household gadgets.

Coca-Cola Freestyle Meme Comparing It To Air Fryers

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This is a 2-panel meme using the classic 'person reaching for an object while being restrained' format. In the first panel, a wide-eyed, excited white stick figure labeled 'PEOPLE' reaches eagerly toward a yellow speech bubble that reads 'I MISS SIERRA MIST'. In the second panel, a calm pink blob character holds the 'PEOPLE' figure back, with text on the pink character reading 'IT GOT REBRANDED AND NOW IT'S CALLED STARRY'; the 'PEOPLE' figure now has a nervous sweat drop but still strains to reach the same 'I MISS SIERRA MIST' bubble. The joke highlights that many consumers nostalgically mourn the discontinuation of Sierra Mist soda, even though it was only rebranded to Starry with no major changes to the product itself, making their desire for the old named version functionally irrational.

It's literally the same thing

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This is a two-panel meme set in a cafe or restaurant. In the first panel, a female customer sitting at a table tells the waiter taking her order, 'I'd like a Pepsi.' The waiter responds, 'We have Coke.' In the second panel, the customer still smiles and replies, 'OK, I'll take a gram of that and a Pepsi.' The humor comes from the double meaning of the word 'Coke', which is both a common nickname for the soda Coca-Cola, and a well-known slang term for cocaine, an illegal drug that is typically measured and sold in grams. The customer deliberately misinterprets the waiter's offer of Coca-Cola as an offer of cocaine, asking for a gram of the drug alongside her original Pepsi order for comedic effect.

Ordering Pepsi when the restaurant only serves Coke

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The Netflix Experience: Restaurant Parody Meme

This meme satirizes Netflix's…