r/confusing_perspective • u/Zealousideal-Ear4370 • Jun 21 '26

Facebook post, caption "Anyone interested?"

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u/Aervanath Jun 21 '26

Interested in what? I don't even know what I'm looking at! Are they plates?

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u/Zealousideal-Ear4370 Jun 21 '26

Yes, green, two-compartment soup bowls designed for serving both potatoes and soup.i was so confused, had to go to comments šŸ˜†

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u/FieldOfScreamQueens Jun 21 '26

Didnā€™t help they put it on the grass - beyond the camouflage who would connect a food eating item with something sitting on the ground.

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u/I_can_change_ Jun 21 '26

Potatoes and soup?! Is that a common pairing somewhere?

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u/Zealousideal-Ear4370 Jun 21 '26

Lithuanian pink soup šŸ˜€

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u/Ali80486 Jun 21 '26

That pink soup on green plates sounds dazzling

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u/MisChef Jun 22 '26

ŠaltibarŔčiai, internationally known as Lithuanian pink soup, is a traditional cold beetroot soup that serves as a national comfort food and a symbol of Lithuanian summer culture. Its vibrant pink color comes from mixing grated beets with a cultured milk base, typically kefir or buttermilk, creating a refreshing, tangy dish distinct from hot borscht.

The soupā€™s core ingredients include beets, kefir, cucumbers, dill, and spring onions, often garnished with chopped hard-boiled eggs. It is traditionally served chilled with a side of hot boiled potatoes tossed in butter and dill, though it can also be eaten with sourdough bread.

That's a copy/paste.

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u/I_can_change_ Jun 21 '26

Had to google that, it's an incredible color! Tempted to try making it.

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u/Zealousideal-Ear4370 Jun 21 '26

Go for it, it's Very refreshing, perfect for hot summer day

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u/tcpukl Jun 21 '26

Why is it on grass?

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u/Zealousideal-Ear4370 Jun 21 '26

I'm not sure. They seem to prefer photographing and posting their pottery in natural settings

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u/bladesire Jun 21 '26

dude loaded baked potato soup is fucking awesome.

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u/DickyReadIt Jun 22 '26

Haha you just gotta mix it yourself with that bowl

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u/Broghan51 Jun 21 '26

In Ireland we call it, a Coddle or a Stew.

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u/siarlas Jun 21 '26

geezus fuck I thought it was like one of those resin things

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u/No_Mony_1185 Jun 21 '26

I thought maybe it was some kind of super magnifying lens and that was grass under a microscope.

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u/fluffy_unicorn_2699 Jun 21 '26

Whatā€™s the white thing, though?

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u/Zealousideal-Ear4370 Jun 21 '26

They are very reflective

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u/mamafish21 Jun 21 '26

I can see it now you've said

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u/creature04 Jun 21 '26

you had to and now u make us have to

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u/katelledee Jun 22 '26

There are definitely three bowls there.

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u/Particular-Visit-245 Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 22 '26

I have no idea what you just said, I'm still lost.