#ThatPlate

Because folks refuse to stay out of the kitchen. *Est. 2011*

I found this pic in a young lady’s Instagram album the other night & posted it on Twitter yesterday. I’m not sure what’s more confusing: the actual image itself or the fact that she slapped a faux copyright over it like someone would ACTUALLY want to use the image as their own. At any rate, I received SEVERAL tweets asking me “What IS that?” and many others with creative guesses. Here are a few of my favorite replies:  “I had a petri dish growth culture in Microbio that looked exactly like that.” -@pixiecita “That looks like a pool of flamingo vomit.” -@Love_Dlux “What is that? It looks like a jambalaya cum bubble.” -@KikaBue “I didn’t know one could copyright vomit. The more you know.” -@VeronicaTheBlog “It looks like when you eat coleslaw & cotton candy & then you go on a roller coaster & throw up in your purse.” -@steenfox  “WTF is that??” -@misszindzi  “Mexican fiesta style tampon?” -@SnottieDrippin “WTF is that? Red velvet cake soup?” -@UrbanGem  “This is what I imagined is in a witches cauldron. Bubble bubble toil & trouble.”  -@Miss_Darling  “That thing looked like a slush bucket. The stuff busboys & barbacks throw leftover food and drinks from dinner parties into.” -@DKuzLA “The f*ck is this?!” -@phillytheboss “Coleslaw milkshake?” -@surreal_killer “Why did she copyright it? Don’t nobody want that!” -@ga_sweet_peach1 “Vomit fricassee with a light sh*t sauce.” -@BrokeyMcPoverty  “Scrambled jelly bean eggs?” -@3CarryOnItems  “…red cabbage & Luster’s Pink Moisturizer pizza.” -@copper_soul  “What the f*ck IS this?” -@Lisa1660 “…crab meat & foliage deep-fried abortion.” -@OhiniJonez A few people were so perplexed by this photo that they headed on over to her Instagram hoping to find answers. Turns out the dish is red cabbage with red herring cooked in coconut milk. I’m still going with a busted open Dora The Explorer pinata filled with stomach contents. 

I found this pic in a young lady’s Instagram album the other night & posted it on Twitter yesterday. I’m not sure what’s more confusing: the actual image itself or the fact that she slapped a faux copyright over it like someone would ACTUALLY want to use the image as their own. At any rate, I received SEVERAL tweets asking me “What IS that?” and many others with creative guesses. Here are a few of my favorite replies: 

“I had a petri dish growth culture in Microbio that looked exactly like that.” -@pixiecita

“That looks like a pool of flamingo vomit.” -@Love_Dlux

“What is that? It looks like a jambalaya cum bubble.” -@KikaBue

“I didn’t know one could copyright vomit. The more you know.” -@VeronicaTheBlog

“It looks like when you eat coleslaw & cotton candy & then you go on a roller coaster & throw up in your purse.” -@steenfox 

“WTF is that??” -@misszindzi 

“Mexican fiesta style tampon?” -@SnottieDrippin

“WTF is that? Red velvet cake soup?” -@UrbanGem 

“This is what I imagined is in a witches cauldron. Bubble bubble toil & trouble.”  -@Miss_Darling 

“That thing looked like a slush bucket. The stuff busboys & barbacks throw leftover food and drinks from dinner parties into.” -@DKuzLA

“The f*ck is this?!” -@phillytheboss

“Coleslaw milkshake?” -@surreal_killer

“Why did she copyright it? Don’t nobody want that!” -@ga_sweet_peach1

“Vomit fricassee with a light sh*t sauce.” -@BrokeyMcPoverty 

“Scrambled jelly bean eggs?” -@3CarryOnItems 

“…red cabbage & Luster’s Pink Moisturizer pizza.” -@copper_soul 

“What the f*ck IS this?” -@Lisa1660

“…crab meat & foliage deep-fried abortion.” -@OhiniJonez

A few people were so perplexed by this photo that they headed on over to her Instagram hoping to find answers. Turns out the dish is red cabbage with red herring cooked in coconut milk. I’m still going with a busted open Dora The Explorer pinata filled with stomach contents. 

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