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Every time my soon-to-be nine-year-old daughter does the laundry, I make a little joke and say: “Don’t eat the Tide Pods.” Then we both laugh, and she makes a comment about how she would ...

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Gronk tells us why he was the perfect person to tell the youths to stop eating Tide Pods Even Rob Gronkowski can’t wrap his head around kids eating Tide Pods.

Only 86 people had intentionally eaten Tide Pods when the story went viral earlier this year. There are approximately 69 million people in Generation Z.

Picking up on the joke, teens and college kids posted selfies of themselves supposedly eating Tide Pods, and it became a kind of cool thing to pass around on social media. They only acted like ...

The Tide Pod meme, which originated with people who were almost definitely not eating Tide Pods, was misread and re-presented so many times that some teens actually did end up eating Tide Pods.

By now, you've likely heard of the Tide Pod Challenge. This so-called "challenge" involves people filming themselves eating Tide laundry detergent pods, all in the hopes of impressing online viewers.

Since they were first introduced to the mass market in 2012 as Tide Pods, they’ve been the target of kids, lured by the bright colors and candylike appearance.

Believe it or not, January 2018 wasn’t the first time eating Tide Pods came to light. In 2015, The Onion published an article about a child who wanted to eat a Tide Pod. In 2017, College Humor ...