That phrase is just social media engagement bait, not part of any real recipe.
🧠What it means
“Must express something to keep getting my recipes… Thank you. Recipe in first (c.o.m.m.e.n.t)”
This usually means:
- the creator is trying to force engagement (likes/comments)
- the “recipe in comments” is used to boost visibility
- there is often no special requirement to get the recipe
🚩 Why it’s misleading
- You don’t need to “express” anything to access content
- Recipes are often posted in comments just to increase interaction
- Sometimes the “first comment” is unrelated, ads, or links
🧠Reality
If it’s a real recipe, it should be:
- clearly written in the post or caption
- not hidden behind vague instructions
- not dependent on commenting or liking
đź‘Ť Bottom line
It’s a clickbait tactic, not a cooking rule.
If you want, I can give you:
🍝 the actual recipe you were trying to see
🍗 or similar recipes without all the social media tricks
🥗 or a full “viral recipes decoded” list so you know what’s real vs fake
