Because the line is so short and specific, it has found a second life online as a niche reaction sound for food content, snack comparisons and light-hearted callouts. Creators tend to use it when the joke is already visible on screen, letting the simple statement do the work rather than adding extra commentary. Its appeal is its everyday relatability: almost everyone has mistaken one snack for another, or watched someone else do it. That shared, low-stakes moment keeps it useful for quick edits, memes and short-form videos.