Babies and bread: you want to eat them both.

On Japanese Twitter, parents have recently started to compare their children's adorable baby rolls to a "pull apart bread roll" available in Japan's 7-Elevens. While 7-Eleven is exactly the kind of creepy chain that would sell babies off the shelf (no disrespect), the bread rolls are not, in fact, tiny humans.

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Still, the similarities are disturbing and adorable. 

#我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像 pic.twitter.com/tWHQP8qSlk

— バズったー (@zen_buzz_tweet) April 14, 2016

The hashtag #MyBaby'sGotTheBestBreadPhoto, or 我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像&, started after one parent noticed the similarity between her baby and the beloved carb.

次男が100日の頃のちぎりパン。

#我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像 pic.twitter.com/2CYkWxrHCr

— のりこ (@NorikoNiizuma) April 14, 2016

Is this bread, or is this a baby?

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Bread (pictured top) baby (pictured bottom) happiness (pictured everywhere).

#我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像 pic.twitter.com/kilL4KeS0L

— ザトパパ (@zatopapa) April 15, 2016

I want to eat this ... bread! Baby?

手だけですみません…そっと置いておきます(*ﾉд｀*) #我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像 pic.twitter.com/zFN5VtSSNV

— ねこのこのこ (@neconoko1107) April 12, 2016

#Chub #is #trending.

タグ作ってみたのでみなさんのも見せてください
最強タグの予感がするのは私だけだろうか

#我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像 pic.twitter.com/0Ei85Ey10t

— くろねこ (@schwarzeKatze84) April 12, 2016

Similar hashtags in the past have compared baby parts to rice balls and mochi.

They may be cute, but readers please: Do not eat your baby.

#我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像

最高だなこのタグ（笑） pic.twitter.com/JK4bAp7U8p

— jun (@nj_jun) April 14, 2016

こうですか。#我が子の最強ちぎりパン画像 pic.twitter.com/pmkJ1Hk2a6

— ちばちょごり (@chibachogori) April 14, 2016