What you see is what you get: Woman eats her croissant-shaped lamp to find it’s really a croissant


In her video, Neta Murphy cracks open the object and displays the flaky, pastry-like inside. SCREENGRAB FROM FROGINAHATGIRL/TIKTOK

SINGAPORE: A video of a woman went viral after she took a bite of a croissant-shaped lamp bought from Temu, a Chinese-owned online marketplace, and found that it was indeed a croissant.

In the video posted on her TikTok account on Sept 2, Neta Murphy, who goes by the username @froginahatgirl, reveals that she received the lamp as a gift from one of her sisters and found a small hole on it.

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