Twitter salivates over 'cheesecake' rock: 'Why does it look so tasty?'
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}You’d break a tooth on that thing.
A photo is going viral on Twitter for looking downright delectable. However, you might not want to serve up this cheesecake lookalike at your next dinner party.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}That’s because the too-good-to-eat slice literally is — the layered “cheesecake” is actually a rock. “Red agate and White Opal with Botryodial Chalcedony,” to be exact, according to tweet.
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The rock photo is credited to Chelsea Thompson, from central Nevada. Though the tweet is currently going viral, it actually contains an image of a rock that was shared on Amazing Geologist on Facebook three years ago.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Despite this, Twitter is still salivating over the perfectly scrumptious-looking piece of geology. Which, again, you cannot eat. Because it’s a rock. Just making that clear, despite what Twittizens are saying.
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}When it comes to delicious things you can eat, there is currently no shortage of quarantine-inspired baking or cooking recipes online. Just cross your fingers and hope that they, too don’t turn out as hard as a rock — or you might end up on Twitter’s kitchen fails list.