These 3 Foods Have Somehow Become The 'It' Meal Of The Summer
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This TikTok-beloved order is basically the adult version of a Happy Meal.
If there was an “it girl” food of the summer, a Caesar salad, a side of fries and a dry martini would easily secure the spot this year.
As one viral meme about the restaurant order goes, “Are you depressed or do you just really need a dry martini, a Caesar salad and a side order of fries?”
Sometimes, people sub in a diet or regular Coke, but the salty, umami-laden Caesar, and the carby goodness of the fries are the anchor of the meal.
“The new live laugh love just dropped,” Vox writer Rebecca Jennings joked of the meme last week on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.
On TikTok, a search for “Caesar salad and fries” yields more than 60.3 million posts with people ― mostly young women ― singing the praises of the “elite” meal: “The feminine urge to get a Caesar salad with a side of fries,” one women says while she eats in a clip that has over one million views.
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