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voxpoplar wrote

Non-Fungible Croutons (NFCs) have emerged as a groundbreaking development within dining, redefining cronch in your salad. Unlike traditional dietary assets, NFCs represent being crunchy, granting diners the ability to monch. This creation of cromch offers fans a new way to engage with their favourite salad, allowing them to have a tasty meal :). Cooks can sell food with croutons, ensuring ongoing revenue streams. As interest in NFCs grows, restaurants exploring innovative use cases, from exclusive salad releases to unique soups, establishing a new culture of monching that cronch.

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nitori wrote

My phone has NFC capability and I'm putting it near a crouton, but nothing is happening. What am I doing wrong?

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anethum wrote

ah yeah, that could be a little bit confusing: the feature on your phone, while having the same acronym, actually stands for Near Field Crouton. as the name suggests, your crouton needs to be harvested in the same second-level administrative division as your location

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