Filipina Woman’s Coworker Brings ‘Mac n Cheese’ Abomination to Potluck And We’re Calling The Police

Filipina Woman’s Coworker Brings ‘Mac n Cheese’ Abomination to Potluck And We’re Calling The Police

Heather Johnson Yu

October 20, 2017

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Meet Janis.

Recently, her work threw a potluck party, and she brought delicious-looking homemade lumpia to share with everyone at the gathering.

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Not everyone brought food that looked as appetizing as her dish, however; one of her coworkers brought… well, this.

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Apparently, it was supposed to be macaroni and cheese, but her photo showed that it looked more like cooked pasta with cheese sprinkled on top.

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Netizens were furious.

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Even corporations got in on the thread.

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Of course, there’s always that one…

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What do you think? Is this a total travesty or would you still eat it? Let us know in the comments!

Feature Image via Twitter / coolstoryjanis

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Heather Johnson Yu Born at a very young age; self-made thousandaire. Recommended by 4 out of 5 people that recommend things. Covered in cat hair. Probably the best sleeper in the world. Still haven't completed the civil war quest in Skyrim but I'm kind of okay with that. Too rad to be sad.

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