Decode the Nachos: A Crunchy Transmission

There are snacks. And then there are snacks that send coded messages across the greasy void.

Today’s mission is simple: build a platter of nachos using Morse code. Small round tortilla chips become the dots. Long, rectangular chip strips become the dashes. Carefully arranged under a glorious flood of melted cheese, jalapeños, guacamole, and sour cream, the chips quietly spell out a secret message for anyone paying close enough attention.

At first glance, it’s just nachos. At second glance, it’s a covert snack transmission spelled out in cheese and salt. But after a few critical bites, you realize it was supposed to say “NACHOS,” and now it just says “NO CASH.”

Honestly, that feels about right.

This isn’t delicate food. It’s classified information—delivered by crunch. Because today, we don’t just eat nachos. We decode them.

Image created using DALL·E.