tartlets, filled with a layer of rhubarb jam on the bottom, then filled with.

But those aren't the reasons why I am "complaining."The real reason why I'm exhausted about viral food trends is because they're centered on whiteness and being palatable to the masses.

The majority of the people who have made viral foods viral are white or white-passing; particularly when it comes to foods and cuisines that originate from other ethnic groups..The inequities that originate in viral videos are further entrenched by mainstream food media.Trendy foods make their way into mainstream media thanks to how saturated they are on our social media feeds.

And at the end of the day, clicks reign supreme.The people behind these viral trends are the ones being ushered into the mainstream food media spotlight, making dishes that food industry folks wouldn't even dare pass to the window during a busy dinner service..

I personally wouldn't dream of cooking a significant dish from another culture, calling it my own without any credit to the original cuisine, and.

And that's where the difference lies: Many BIPOC chefs and cooks aren't able to go viral and find success from it.There's also the Always & Forever Gift Bottle (going for $49.99), which is a massive gift bottle of personalized chocolate M&M's chocolate you can pop like Champagne, and the Teddy Bear Gift Box (selling for $24.99), a gift box filled with personalized M&M's and a soft little teddy bear to show you care.

Of course, you can always go classic with the Acrylic Heart-Shaped Gift Box (going for $24.99), which also comes filled with personalized M&M's (all of these are available at the.Though really, we're sure whatever you get, your sweetheart will adore it, so long as it's given with love.(Keep screen awake).

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