Padma Lakshmi shares picture of naan bedsheet with pillow cases in viral post. Internet is in splits
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In a viral post on Twitter, Padma Lakshmi shared a picture of a naan bedsheet with two pillow cases. The image triggered a plethora of reactions from netizens.
Author and Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi took to Twitter to share a weird picture that has gone viral online. The image featured a naan bedsheet with two pillow cases. Yes, you read that right. Netizens were in splits and the snap triggered a plethora of hilarious reactions. pic.twitter.com/G3xpH2V01x What happens after you eat all your bedding? Mmmm I'm going to load that bedspread up with tzaziki or hummus and eat it ! K, now I want Naan. pic.twitter.com/bSiKTrTUCe Better than this pic.twitter.com/xqsnnt9iqj This would NOT help with my intermittent fasting! Like, going to bed hungry is tough enough! Oh man how I love this. Still drooling over the saag paneer and naan I just ate moments ago I am strangely hungry all of a sudden ... Pillows could have been made like Paneer butter masala. Love that . Laughed out loud. Bed and Breakfast!! pic.twitter.com/JIcNXo23iQ
The now-viral picture showed a bedsheet with a 3D print of the beloved bread. It also featured two pillow cases with the same print on them. “Naan Bed for sale, comes with 2 Pilau cases,” read the text on top of the image.
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