China's snack attack: Gigantic treats amazing internet users

 

Snacks 

Have you ever felt as though your bag of chips vanished in an instant? Supersized goodies are, however, elevating snacking to a whole new level in China!

Talk about White Rabbit candies larger than your head and Pocky sticks the length of your arm. It's become a social media phenomenon, not just a way to sate a sweet desire.

These huge munchies are drawing crowds to retailers, where they are photographed and shared online. Imagine having the camera swivel a massive Oreo!

Why, though, has snack-sationalism suddenly taken off? For a few reasons, see

Social Currency:

Get likes and attention by posting these ridiculous treats online. It equates to exclaiming, "Look at this strange thing I found! How cool am I?

Easy Entertainment:

Giant foods are, let's face it, just goofy and entertaining. They give common delicacies a whimsical touch and lighten up our munching ritual.

Can you take on a massive candy bar? That is the challenge. Can buddies split a huge bag of chips without getting into a fight?

These ridiculous delicacies have a certain difficulty that adds to their allure.

Inside the Buzz

Though it's a lot of fun, some businesses are using the enormous snack trend as a cunning marketing ploy.

Particularly on social media, these visually striking delicacies can create a great deal of excitement and brand recognition.

Seeking Massive Goodness?

You may have to travel to China if you want to sample these enormous treats for yourself.

Few internet merchants do, however, import them. Just be ready for a substantial delivery cost—these are substantial goodies, after all!

So remember the pleasant ridiculousness of China's massive snack addiction the next time you reach for a regular-sized snack. It may encourage you to produce your enormous culinary masterpiece!

BY  GARVIN PATRICK