Sweetbread with some powder sugar on top...
Oh... was that pistachio in the dough?
Oh... was that pistachio in the dough?
Will frog tongue yoink one (1) sweet.
Offering some sweets!
October 30, 2026 at 7:36 PM
Sweetbread with some powder sugar on top...
Oh... was that pistachio in the dough?
Oh... was that pistachio in the dough?
I have for more than a decade now, have referred to corndogs as "phallic meat dipped in sweetbread" with friends and family.
October 31, 2026 at 3:34 AM
I have for more than a decade now, have referred to corndogs as "phallic meat dipped in sweetbread" with friends and family.
Evening falls. A well-wisher leaves freshly baked sweetbread by your doorstep.
October 28, 2026 at 7:15 PM
Evening falls. A well-wisher leaves freshly baked sweetbread by your doorstep.
“Give them sweetbread and circuses.”
RFK Jr. suggests Americans can more easily afford groceries if they start eating liver instead of beef:
"Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. You can buy liver or the cheap cuts."
"Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. You can buy liver or the cheap cuts."
October 24, 2026 at 6:43 PM
“Give them sweetbread and circuses.”
“RFK Jr. says Americans should eat sweetbreads to save money. Great idea, Bobby. The people get the sweetbreads. It’s actually not bread. I’ve heard it’s delicious. I wouldn’t know. I’m having a beautiful tomahawk steak. Huge. The biggest. Sweetbread. That’s how you make America healthy again.”
RFK Jr. suggests Americans can more easily afford groceries if they start eating liver instead of beef:
"Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. You can buy liver or the cheap cuts."
"Most of the cheap cuts of meat are very inexpensive. You can buy liver or the cheap cuts."
October 24, 2026 at 5:06 PM
“RFK Jr. says Americans should eat sweetbreads to save money. Great idea, Bobby. The people get the sweetbreads. It’s actually not bread. I’ve heard it’s delicious. I wouldn’t know. I’m having a beautiful tomahawk steak. Huge. The biggest. Sweetbread. That’s how you make America healthy again.”
I'm not sure people in the US really say "sweetbread" much at all, but in this case, I think she's actually just talking about cakes and cupcakes mostly! 😂 (Platter has a bunch of Hostess classics on it!)
October 24, 2026 at 9:41 PM
I'm not sure people in the US really say "sweetbread" much at all, but in this case, I think she's actually just talking about cakes and cupcakes mostly! 😂 (Platter has a bunch of Hostess classics on it!)
Welcome back to the Pan-galatic Punk Picnic everyone! Today, such #commitment from the Cannibalus Cluster, Bob!
Ko'l, it's round 3 and I've never seen anything it!
I know! Their new long pig dish is made of--
Their own pancreases!
Sweet!
Sweetbread!
#vss365
Ko'l, it's round 3 and I've never seen anything it!
I know! Their new long pig dish is made of--
Their own pancreases!
Sweet!
Sweetbread!
#vss365
October 23, 2026 at 12:02 AM
Welcome back to the Pan-galatic Punk Picnic everyone! Today, such #commitment from the Cannibalus Cluster, Bob!
Ko'l, it's round 3 and I've never seen anything it!
I know! Their new long pig dish is made of--
Their own pancreases!
Sweet!
Sweetbread!
#vss365
Ko'l, it's round 3 and I've never seen anything it!
I know! Their new long pig dish is made of--
Their own pancreases!
Sweet!
Sweetbread!
#vss365
Who decided to name cooked pancreas as "sweetbread"? Every time I hear it I have to remember it's an internal organ and not like, a concha
October 21, 2026 at 2:33 PM
Who decided to name cooked pancreas as "sweetbread"? Every time I hear it I have to remember it's an internal organ and not like, a concha
Each of these names is a double misnomer – two-part names in which neither word accurately describes the thing being named.
ENGLISH HORN, GRAPE-NUTS, MANTIS SHRIMP, SWEETBREAD
(From yesterday's NYT Connections puzzle.)
ENGLISH HORN, GRAPE-NUTS, MANTIS SHRIMP, SWEETBREAD
(From yesterday's NYT Connections puzzle.)
October 23, 2026 at 4:57 AM
Each of these names is a double misnomer – two-part names in which neither word accurately describes the thing being named.
ENGLISH HORN, GRAPE-NUTS, MANTIS SHRIMP, SWEETBREAD
(From yesterday's NYT Connections puzzle.)
ENGLISH HORN, GRAPE-NUTS, MANTIS SHRIMP, SWEETBREAD
(From yesterday's NYT Connections puzzle.)
Got a brand spanking new comission by the fantabulous @momodriller.bsky.social of my poor belagured favorite oc of mine Sweetbread! Behold this poor disaster woman.
October 19, 2026 at 10:24 PM
Got a brand spanking new comission by the fantabulous @momodriller.bsky.social of my poor belagured favorite oc of mine Sweetbread! Behold this poor disaster woman.
NYT Connections, Oct 21: Yellow = classic children's games, Green = important-person nicknames, Blue = famous paintings, Purple = double misnomers — English horn, Grape-Nuts, mantis shrimp, sweetbread.
October 20, 2026 at 9:14 PM
NYT Connections, Oct 21: Yellow = classic children's games, Green = important-person nicknames, Blue = famous paintings, Purple = double misnomers — English horn, Grape-Nuts, mantis shrimp, sweetbread.
Sweetbread Like You
October 18, 2026 at 5:13 AM
Sweetbread Like You
#SundayPixHarvest should probably have taken more photos of last night's Provenance menu, but was having too much fun.
October 18, 2026 at 2:27 PM
#SundayPixHarvest should probably have taken more photos of last night's Provenance menu, but was having too much fun.
Sometimes i look at my art of sweetbread (and upcoming secret character once i get their face right) and giggle cauz she canonically has large doinkers but im scared of drawing an boob so she gets the un jammer lammy treatment
October 16, 2026 at 8:22 PM
Sometimes i look at my art of sweetbread (and upcoming secret character once i get their face right) and giggle cauz she canonically has large doinkers but im scared of drawing an boob so she gets the un jammer lammy treatment
Nodnod.
Yeah I like sweetbread, at least as I know it. It's most assuredly just sweet tasty breads. Heh
Yeah I like sweetbread, at least as I know it. It's most assuredly just sweet tasty breads. Heh
October 16, 2026 at 5:09 AM
Nodnod.
Yeah I like sweetbread, at least as I know it. It's most assuredly just sweet tasty breads. Heh
Yeah I like sweetbread, at least as I know it. It's most assuredly just sweet tasty breads. Heh
....... why the fuck did i think "sweetbread" was a euphemism for eating animal testicles
October 15, 2026 at 7:37 PM
....... why the fuck did i think "sweetbread" was a euphemism for eating animal testicles
update nvm this is a real thing, sweetbread can refer to offal in general and testicles are considered offal. didnt read far enough into the wikipedia article lol
October 16, 2026 at 2:03 AM
update nvm this is a real thing, sweetbread can refer to offal in general and testicles are considered offal. didnt read far enough into the wikipedia article lol
I've had sweetbread too. I've baked it. And I've never heard of it being such odd things. Usually it's just... sweet bread.
Regardless, I now know. I was more just flabbergasted.
Regardless, I now know. I was more just flabbergasted.
October 16, 2026 at 4:46 AM
I've had sweetbread too. I've baked it. And I've never heard of it being such odd things. Usually it's just... sweet bread.
Regardless, I now know. I was more just flabbergasted.
Regardless, I now know. I was more just flabbergasted.
okay actually Wikipedia says I was right to begin with
![screenshot of Wikipedia saying "Various other glands used as food may also sometimes be called "sweetbreads", including the parotid gland ("cheek" or "ear" sweetbread) and the sublingual glands ("tongue" sweetbreads or "throat bread"), as well as ovary and testicles.[5][6]"](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ydve3yabrm5t2sbv4zirnl4t/bafkreicucyph5m5lioxyjppgubgmwtlmnrn7emdg6vsctpjzq2b7fsfb5y)
October 16, 2026 at 2:32 AM
okay actually Wikipedia says I was right to begin with
huh! i... don't think i've ever heard "sweetbread" used to describe actual bread before. language is wild. also ur good i just got in my own head about you having a question and me expecting myself to be able to. intuit/predict what that question was.
October 16, 2026 at 5:02 AM
huh! i... don't think i've ever heard "sweetbread" used to describe actual bread before. language is wild. also ur good i just got in my own head about you having a question and me expecting myself to be able to. intuit/predict what that question was.
are you just expressing shock right now or is there something you dont understand? because if its the latter i. dont know what it is. unless its "what is sweetbread" in which case the answer is "a weird term for organ meat, often the thymus or pancreas, but sometimes other glands," per wikipedia.
October 16, 2026 at 3:13 AM
are you just expressing shock right now or is there something you dont understand? because if its the latter i. dont know what it is. unless its "what is sweetbread" in which case the answer is "a weird term for organ meat, often the thymus or pancreas, but sometimes other glands," per wikipedia.
Make a musician/band meaty
Sweetbread Zeppelin
Sweetbread Zeppelin
Make a musician/band meaty
The Meatles
The Meatles
Make a musician/band meaty
A Tripe Called Quest
A Tripe Called Quest
October 10, 2026 at 3:04 AM
Make a musician/band meaty
Sweetbread Zeppelin
Sweetbread Zeppelin
Just baking some sweetbread in the over costs like 5€ of ingredients for days worth of snacking on high quality bread.
October 8, 2026 at 6:14 AM
Just baking some sweetbread in the over costs like 5€ of ingredients for days worth of snacking on high quality bread.
nickname “Sweetbread”
October 6, 2026 at 9:11 PM
nickname “Sweetbread”
Issue 3 is OUT NOW! We can't wait to share these amazing stories and poems with you 🪐🗡️
The issue opens with Madeleine Poole’s “Feral thing in a lightbox,” a bloody fairy tale about gender, want, and the girl in the wolf’s belly.
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The issue opens with Madeleine Poole’s “Feral thing in a lightbox,” a bloody fairy tale about gender, want, and the girl in the wolf’s belly.
🐺 Read it here: othersidespec.com/pieces/feral...
October 5, 2026 at 3:01 PM
Issue 3 is OUT NOW! We can't wait to share these amazing stories and poems with you 🪐🗡️
The issue opens with Madeleine Poole’s “Feral thing in a lightbox,” a bloody fairy tale about gender, want, and the girl in the wolf’s belly.
🐺 Read it here: othersidespec.com/pieces/feral...
The issue opens with Madeleine Poole’s “Feral thing in a lightbox,” a bloody fairy tale about gender, want, and the girl in the wolf’s belly.
🐺 Read it here: othersidespec.com/pieces/feral...