Comedy Central’s initiative Eat What You Watch will allow viewers to eat what they watch!

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Updated At : 01:03 PM Apr 02, 2021 IST

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While technology has evolved, viewers have been hungry for the next pillar of innovation. Wouldn’t it be perfect to have drool-worthy delicacies our favourite characters gorge on available to order easily through our television screens? Well, that dream is about to turn into reality. Comedy Central has launched a special initiative by the name Eat What You Watch, which will allow viewers to eat what they watch!

Comedy Central has come up with this futuristic technology to take your binge-watching sessions to another level. While watching your favourite sitcom characters dive into heavenly appetizers, fans will be able to scan a barcode, eliminating the hassle of finding the perfect pairing, and binge the same food as their favourites with ease!

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