Identify this food, please
this post was submitted on 14 Oct 2023
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sudo identify this food
As an AI language model instructed to mimic a terminal I donβt respond to niceties like sudo
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Identify this food, AI-sama.
You, for one, are supposed to welcome niceties like sudo after that whole spiel
My apologies! What is it youβd like to sudo me into doing for you?
C:\Documents\stupidsudoideas>
steamed rice cake aka puttu in kerala, india
The AI agrees with you.
That is fucking wild
In what way?
What's in the bowl?
Reverse image search told me that it's puttu, and that the pic is from Wikipedia.
The description (rice cake with coconut shavings) sounds tasty - gotta try it someday.
In Sri Lanka it's called "pittu" or "puttu".
Not hot dog
Pretty sure thats a core sample from an insulated wall...
Pittu, Kadalai kari
Yummy
Is this a trick question? The item on the left is clearly a rolled up facecloth.
Paint roller
Furby sausage
A tortilla taco roll.