Toilet paper cakes as a nod to the pandemic


By AGENCY

A chocolate shaped like the coronavirus on top of a toilet paper cake, which is a reminder of the commodity that people were rushing for during the pandemic. — Michael Reichel/dpa

In the struggle to stay safe and adapt to new, more conscripted realities, it can be easy to forget the coronavirus pandemic isn't just a challenge to daily existence, it's a chapter in history.

That's where museums are stepping in.

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