A pig named Daisy rates foods by how much she licks her lips
A pig named Daisy rates foods by how much she licks her lips Jennifer Sandlin 10:57 am Thu Jul 30, 2026 Dundanim / Shutterstock I've found a new favorite internet animal: a pig named Daisy, whose neon-pink-painted hooves and viral food reviews have made her an internet sensation. She tries the food, pauses to consider it, and if she likes it, she sucks on her lip — declaring it "lip-licking good." If she doesn't, she gives it a blank stare and nothing more. She's tried plenty of foods on camera: pineapple (lip-licking good), zucchini cupcakes with peanut butter (also lip-licking good), and pop rocks (lip-licking good, after the initial shock).
- ▪A pig named Daisy rates foods by how much she licks her lips Jennifer Sandlin 10:57 am Thu Jul 30, 2026 Dundanim / Shutterstock I've found a new favorite internet animal: a pig named Daisy, whose neon-pink-painted hooves and viral food revi
- ▪She tries the food, pauses to consider it, and if she likes it, she sucks on her lip — declaring it "lip-licking good." If she doesn't, she gives it a blank stare and nothing more.
- ▪She's tried plenty of foods on camera: pineapple (lip-licking good), zucchini cupcakes with peanut butter (also lip-licking good), and pop rocks (lip-licking good, after the initial shock).
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| Publication time | Thu, 30 Jul 2026 17:57:42 +0000 |
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A pig named Daisy rates foods by how much she licks her lips Jennifer Sandlin 10:57 am Thu Jul 30, 2026 Dundanim / Shutterstock I've found a new favorite internet animal: a pig named Daisy, whose neon-pink-painted hooves and viral food reviews have made her an internet sensation. Her review process is simple. She tries the food, pauses to consider it, and if she likes it, she sucks on her lip — declaring it "lip-licking good." If she doesn't, she gives it a blank stare and nothing more. She's tried plenty of foods on camera: pineapple (lip-licking good), zucchini cupcakes with peanut butter (also lip-licking good), and pop rocks (lip-licking good, after the initial shock). Papaya didn't make the cut — zero lip licks.
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