Twitter is a great indicator of rising trends in all spheres of life, including the culinary world. The social network recently composed the “Twitter from Home” report based on the data collected over the course of the past six months, and chicken and bread were the most-tweeted-about foods during this period.

Twitter’s new report sheds light on “what people in the U.S. have been listening to, watching, eating, and doing to stay connected and entertained” in quarantine. The list of trending foods was topped by chicken, with bread and cake right behind.

Chicken emerged as the no. 1 food trend of the year thanks to the beloved Popeye’s chicken sandwiches, but it was also trending on Twitter after McDonald’s announced it would debut its spicy chicken nuggets. The popularity of bread is a no-brainer since everyone tried to bake their own sourdough and banana bread at home.

Cakes were also having a moment this year, especially thanks to the viral “everything is cake” meme that showcases food artists responsible for baking super-realistic cakes. The rest of Twitter’s list was filled by other beloved comfort foods, including cookies, cheese, and chocolate.

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There’s a new feature on Twitter that allows you more control over who gets to interact with your tweets. The company’s director of product management, Suzanne Xie, announced a new update on January 8th, 2020 in Las Vegas, saying it will change the way people interact with tweets. We can soon expect Twitter starting to test the new feature that allows the poster to control who can reply to their tweets.

As expected, people are having mixed feelings about this, but the company decided to do it in an attempt to make the users feel safer on the platform. The new feature should help curb online harassment in the replies section as each person will have a saying in who gets to interact with them and who doesn’t. 

Apparently, each Twitter user will have four options when it comes to replying settings and they will control the people allowed into the conversation. The options will be global, group, panel, and statement. If you choose “global,” you’re allowing everyone who wants to reply to your tweet. The “group” setting only gives the people you follow or mention reply to you, while “panel” limits those able to reply to just people you mention in the particular tweet. You can also choose the “statement” setting, which doesn’t allow any replies.

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Twitter is a great indicator of rising trends in all spheres of life, including the culinary world. The social network recently composed the “Twitter from Home” report based on the data collected over the course of the past six months, and chicken and bread were the most-tweeted-about foods during this period.

Twitter’s new report sheds light on “what people in the U.S. have been listening to, watching, eating, and doing to stay connected and entertained” in quarantine. The list of trending foods was topped by chicken, with bread and cake right behind.

Chicken emerged as the no. 1 food trend of the year thanks to the beloved Popeye’s chicken sandwiches, but it was also trending on Twitter after McDonald’s announced it would debut its spicy chicken nuggets. The popularity of bread is a no-brainer since everyone tried to bake their own sourdough and banana bread at home.

Cakes were also having a moment this year, especially thanks to the viral “everything is cake” meme that showcases food artists responsible for baking super-realistic cakes. The rest of Twitter’s list was filled by other beloved comfort foods, including cookies, cheese, and chocolate.

The post Chicken and Bread Were the Most Tweeted-About Quarantine Foods appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

There’s a new feature on Twitter that allows you more control over who gets to interact with your tweets. The company’s director of product management, Suzanne Xie, announced a new update on January 8th, 2020 in Las Vegas, saying it will change the way people interact with tweets. We can soon expect Twitter starting to test the new feature that allows the poster to control who can reply to their tweets.

As expected, people are having mixed feelings about this, but the company decided to do it in an attempt to make the users feel safer on the platform. The new feature should help curb online harassment in the replies section as each person will have a saying in who gets to interact with them and who doesn’t. 

Apparently, each Twitter user will have four options when it comes to replying settings and they will control the people allowed into the conversation. The options will be global, group, panel, and statement. If you choose “global,” you’re allowing everyone who wants to reply to your tweet. The “group” setting only gives the people you follow or mention reply to you, while “panel” limits those able to reply to just people you mention in the particular tweet. You can also choose the “statement” setting, which doesn’t allow any replies.

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