Yesterday, we told you that Health Canada is reissuing a warning regarding laundry pods and that they should not be eaten.
Yes, reissuing. As in, they’ve already had to warn us once and now feel it’s necessary to warn us all over again.
The reminder comes after a bunch of strange “Tide Pods” memes that have been a hit on the Internet lately.
The new limited edition Oreos are to die for 😍 pic.twitter.com/wry0FM7EXO
— Tide Pods (@OGTidePods) January 9, 2018
There’s nothing more important than a balanced breakfast 👌🏻 pic.twitter.com/3QFXkIdHbP
— Tide Pods (@OGTidePods) January 10, 2018
Exquisite plating. pic.twitter.com/TRgUuFHf3j
— Tide Pods (@OGTidePods) January 8, 2018
But it seems like this laundry pod trend is crazier than we thought.
People seem so obsessed with the joke that someone actually made an edible sushi laundry pod look alike.
The image appeared on Imgur, and we’re not really sure how to feel about it.
Tide Pod Sushi/ Imgur
At least a laundry pod in sushi form is safe to eat. Regardless, we still don’t get the joke.
But as a general reminder it is important to know that eating real laundry pods is dangerous. Don’t do it. Even Health Canada says not to.
Do you know the health risks of eating #LaundryPods? https://t.co/SkEUlDbxYi pic.twitter.com/RHWpbBDRyG
— GovCanHealth (@GovCanHealth) January 9, 2018