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TikTok blamed for hit to Iceland cucumber supply
(www.bbc.com)
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Seems not so much a "tik-tok problem" but example of a 21st century fad.
Fads, crazes, etc. have come and gone. Something able become a nationwide fad overnight is a product of the internet.
not even a fad, just people going "hm you know what, those cucumbers look tasty, i'm gonna try that"