Internet Buzz About 'Dark Parle-G' Biscuits: Are They Real Or AI-Generated?

Since 1939, Parle-G biscuits have been a loyal companion to our cutting chai. Even after the first “glucose biscuit” was created 84 years ago, those who grew up in Indian households still associate this sweet and crisp delight with nostalgia. Recently, a member on X posted pictures of what look to be new Parle-G cookie flavors, sparking discussion and excitement among online users. The alleged new kind, known as "Dark Parle-G," has chocolate flavoring and new packaging. It's also apparent that cocoa solids are now listed as an ingredient in the biscuits under the ingredients list. Although the corporation has not provided formal confirmation, the appearance of this possible new flavor has sparked. During the Facebook and Instagram outages, a picture of "Parle G Dark" biscuit packages went viral and swept the internet. Despite the lack of an official statement from the brand on this "new flavor," internet users continued to use their humor to create memes. The viral picture, which went viral on "X," featured a package of Parle-G labeled "Dark," with a mystery dark backdrop in place of the original yellow color. There were biscuits within the packet, all decorated in the same chocolaty hue. Parle Products has not responded to the first tweet announcing the purported product, which garnered one million views. The company has not confirmed nor denied the release of "Dark Parle-G." Due to the lack of information, people have been left to speculate and voice reservations about the image's legitimacy, speculating that it may have been artificial intelligence (AI) or digitally altered. Many Parle-G fans faced a dilemma in response to this development. In response to this announcement, some individuals on X (previously known as Twitter) reacted sarcastically and humorously, while others asked the firm to make more of these cookies. This is a compilation of user responses from all across X ~  Funny enough, one user (@ronmusings) on X said, "Someone burnt a batch, and we have this." X User Devyani (@DIVINE_YANI) made a witty remark on X that Parle-G is now available in ‘dark mode,’ similar to popular platforms such as Safari, Reddit, YouTube, Gmail, Instagram, and Snapchat, where dark mode has become common. User Sunil Pandey (@skpandeybasti) tweeted to @ParleFamily, expressing curiosity about the authenticity of the new product. He also suggested that if real, Parle should consider producing it in chocolate flavor, as the product appears to be enticingly delicious. User Prajwal (@Prajwalrajjj) tweeted, humorously suggesting that Parle-G has finally found a way to market their roasted biscuits, referring to the ‘Dark Parle-G’ trend.