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Other viral staples, like Caesar salad with fries — a.k.a. the now-iconic “Girl Dinner” — and espresso martinis have also etched themselves into the social food canon (30% and 17% ...

Other viral staples, like Caesar salad with fries — a.k.a. the now-iconic “Girl Dinner” — and espresso martinis have also etched themselves into the social food canon (30% and 17% ...

Of course, even shared snacks come with their own code of conduct. Sixty-eight percent enforce a no double-dipping rule, while 43% agree that asking before grabbing the last fry is sacred etiquette.

Other viral staples, like Caesar salad with fries — a.k.a. the now-iconic “Girl Dinner” — and espresso martinis have also etched themselves into the social food canon (30% and 17% ...

Over three in four Americans make mealtime decisions based on what’s trending online (77%).

The poll found that nearly everyone (93%) regularly encounters food on social media, and food-related posts make up almost 40% of their feeds. More than half (58%) have saved enough viral recipes to ...