Mildly Infuriating

That could certainly be the case, but it seems like a lot of effort to me to produce something like that.

Either way: Apparently, the people at the kebab shop didn’t notice what was written on it when they placed the order. They may have saved a little money on quality, but it doesn’t strike me as particularly flattering, especially since they actually pride themselves on freshly prepared food, which tastes great.

The other poster has the image that was likely plagiarised by the unscrupulous vendors manning the slop machine.

General purpose or image-focussed models have weak OCR so they tend to hallucinate / extrapolate, resulting in this gobbledygook.

Agreed, this is classic for that. Even a perfectly scanned document into OCR almost always has errors. I have set it up for a lot of people and I always stress that you need to go in and review what got scanned because there has never been a time I have seen it get everything spelled correctly or in the right format as it was.

Same as AI. Anything you get from an LLM should be reviewed. Too many people just blindly trust whatever gets spit out without ever reviewing.

That could very well be the case. I hope that I’ll never find out, though...

It's actually REALLY light, that's a kilo cup.

Yes, that could be the case. My guess was that templates like this were collected by image-generation models, which then turn them into complete nonsense on demand. But OCR could also be a good explanation, of course.

It’s not the same. Likely this is the very image that was fed into the AI, and the printed result sold online.

AI and OCR have converged, though in most general purpose models it’s not very good.

This pattern is now a very common copyright avoidance tactic used to produce low quality goods.

It's probably because of the "bunec for spreading."

Phew, good question - maybe in Ankh-Morpork?

Here's a map:

Any middle eastern store, and most super markets, at last around me. Look for Pita.

At a Hand Made Homemade Style Authentic Bakery.