You chose to come here, so you know exactly what you’re in for. This collection showcases food mishaps so terrible that they could almost be considered criminal. Some are so bizarre that you might question the cook—or even yourself for continuing to look. You may feel repulsed, angry, or tempted to publicly shame them. And you know what? Go ahead. Just maybe wait until after lunch. Consider yourself warned.More information: Facebook#1Photo credits: Morgan Ledford#2No matter how old I get, this pairing always takes me back to childhood.Photo credits: Richard Eats#3Photo credits: Autumn Parag#4Photo credits: Ragann Tayylorr#5Photo credits: Morgan Ledford#6Photo credits: Nikki Johnson-Little#7The caption read: “My first seafood boil… Seriously?”Photo credits: Niterrian Hammond#8Shared in a diabetic group I’m part of. Sometimes people post pitiful plates and call them meals (needlessly suffering), but this is on a whole other level. I think they’re serious too. (Fried egg ice popsicle)Photo credits: Miranda Johnson#9Photo credits: Wright#10My dad saw a TikTok where someone made “bacon” out of hotdogs in the air fryer and then sent me this…Photo credits:#11Reportedly a common dish in NC. Strawberries with pasta. Let me know in the comments if you’d give this a try.Photo credits: Anonymous member#12Photo credits: Luke Randolph#13Photo credits: Karolina KolaÅ™Ãková#14This is what teachers received for achieving an A rating.Photo credits: Amber Eckert Gregg#15Photo credits: Krystelle Elizabeth#16Photo credits: Anonymous member#17Photo credits: Morgan Ledford#18Photo credits: Anonymous member#19Photo credits: Homemade recipes#20Photo credits: Robin Deanna#21Photo credits: Anonymous member#22Photo credits: Tasha Ilczyszyn#23Photo credits: Anonymous member#24Photo credits: Amber Dawn#25Photo credits: Merical X Starr#26Spotted in the wild. Named “garbage eggs,” it seems to involve using leftovers and eggs in an air fryer. I get the concept, but the presentation is truly appalling—it might have been better off in the trash.Photo credits: Mary Schultz#27Photo credits: Stephanie Dunigan Selby#28Photo credits: Anonymous member#29My nieces mixed pickle juice with Fruit Loops and happily ate it like cereal. They even added hot sauce to some bites.Photo credits: Amber Manbearpig#30Photo credits: Alexis Wright#31Photo credits: Anonymous member#32Photo credits: Carrie Costea Luikku#33My mom and sister thought this was gross before trying it—I promise it’s good! (Watermelon with salt and peanut butter!)Photo credits: Katelyn Griffin#34A friend of mine. “
