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TikTok has everyone jumping into the latest baking craze – frog bread.
The less-than-appetizing sound of the newest culinary fad is not what you may be thinking (if what you’re thinking is that it involves baking frog into bread).
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On TikTok and beyond (meaning Instagram and Twitter), carb-fans have been having fun attempting to shape their dough into a frog and then allow it to bake. (iStock)
Instead, the yeasty sensation is actually just about making bread in the shape of a frog.
On TikTok and beyond (meaning Instagram and Twitter), carb fans have been having fun attempting to shape their dough into a frog and then allow it to bake – hopefully, maintaining the shape during the entire process. However, in the videos posted on TikTok, that is apparently harder than it looks to accomplish.
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The too-cute-to-eat baked goods are then modeled on various social media platforms with either the trending hashtag frog bread or froggy bread – though there has been no mention of whether or not the frog bread actually tastes good.
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Just add this to the list of TikTok kitchen trends, including this adults-only slushy recipe and breakfast-ready cereal pancakes.
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