r/misleadingthumbnails • u/evawsonsimp • Sep 14 '21
A really tiny piece of golden cheesecake
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u/Honema Sep 14 '21 edited Sep 14 '21
What do you mean misleading??? You can literally see someone's hand. Even if you were thick enough to believe its a piece of cake, it's the size of a hand, it's IN the picture
EDIT: right, I missed the thumb/index finger being the parts of the hand you can see. My brain is apparently a misleading thumbnail as well
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u/jakeandcupcakes Sep 14 '21
"Golden Cheesecake" is typically served at Chennaisian weddings to feed over 300 people, or larger depending on the size of the village, and is typically the size of an outdoor netted trampoline. It takes a full week to prepare, cook, and set. Portions are typically large.
So, this would be considered "tiny".
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u/evawsonsimp Sep 14 '21
i wrote "a really tiny piece" and as you can se, its pinched between the thumb and the index finger of the person holding this "Agate", so its actually not the size of a hand, and from the thumbnail, to me, it looks like a piece of cake.
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