The strangest combination goes back to pans: Chickle - try to guess what the word consists of | Israel Hayom

If until a few months ago what drove the chain crazy was the giant pickle and at the same time people around the world did not stop making "pickle cupcakes" - now a new old trend is returning to our lives - Chickle.

The origin of the name is the combination of the words pickle (pickle) and cheese (cheese) and as you probably already guessed, at the center of the trend (literally) is pickle - and if you like, as a kind of "Moses in the box" only instead of wrapping a hot dog in dough, here you wrap a pickle in melted cheese.

Is it an easy-to-prepare and surprisingly tasty snack or another delusional TikTok trend with a repulsive result? Well, judging by the thousands of comments online and the fact that the hashtag Chickle has already amassed over 44 million views on TikTok alone, there's a winner here.

@iwantcandy77#chickle#picklewrappedincheese#viralfoods#tryingfoods#tiktokviral♬ original sound - Claudia Walsh

It seems that the person who has driven the frenzy over the past year is a TikToker named Claire Snyder (@clurmurr), who has 48,6 followers. Her video at the time garnered more than 13.5 million views, over 50.<> million likes and more than <>,<> comments. Since then, as mentioned, the madness has gained momentum and hundreds of web surfers have uploaded videos and versions of the fried snack, with most of them savoring it and sharing high praise for it. And what to do Sour cucumber is a familiar crave and as such, the trend has recently made a comeback with countless videos and new comments on older posts.

@clurmurr#guiltypleasuresnack#picklesnack♬ original sound - Claire

So how do you prepare it? Very simple. Here's everything you need:

• Sour cucumbers (the amount depends on you, but let us mention the word heartburn here - so don't overdo it....)
• Cheese - any kind and flavor you want, as long as it melts. Popular are the simple yellow cheese, cheddar or gouda. The main thing is to have a slice so that you can roll with it and wrap the cucumber with it. Some people also use cheese chips, but then you have to work harder to unite the chips into a shape that allows the cucumber to be wrapped.
• Oil (preferably spray but you can also use regular oil for burning in a pan)
• Teflon pan (unless you're really into scrubbing and scratching sticky scraps of cheese)
• spatula
• Absorbent paper
• Seasoning blend or sauces (to taste)

@jessy.jesss#pickle#cheesepickle#chickle#pickleinablanket#pickletok#food#snack#asmr#foodasmr#fyp♬ original sound - JessHow to prepare:

Nice snack.

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