This salad recipe with Coca-Cola, cream cheese and orange jello has horrified the Internet
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A recipe of a salad made with Coca-Cola, cream cheese and orange jello has horrified the internet and the Reddit post has gone viral online.
You already know about the fact that the internet is a hotspot for some absolutely bizarre and weird food combinations. We witness a plethora of odd concoctions and experiments done with food often. However, this recipe for a salad kind of surpasses all the cringe-worthy dishes. Read on to find out about it further!
The now-viral post was shared by Lizzie O'Leary on Twitter and made its way to Reddit. It featured the recipe for a Coca-Cola salad. The ingredients to make the dish were orange jello, Coca-Cola, cream cheese and nuts. To make the salad, the person has to put the jello on the cream cheese. Next, it instructs to pour boiling Coca-Cola over it and add the nuts. Yes, you read that right.
Take a look:
Netizens were obviously horrified to see such a bizarre recipe for a salad. While some people were curious to try it, others purely rejected the concept.
"That line struck horror in my heart," a user wrote.
Another user commented, "Please someone make this and post it on here."
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