Answered: Which food item is flying off shelves in China after (inaccurate) internet rumors that it’s a COVID remedy?

The Microsoft Rewards Bing HomePage Trivial quiz question is: Which food item is flying off shelves in China after (inaccurate) internet rumors that it’s a COVID remedy?

The options that are given for this Bing homepage quiz are listed below:

A: Canned peaches
B: Tofu
C: Jars of pickles

The correct answer to this Microsoft Rewards Bing HomePage Trivial quiz question is:

A: Canned peaches

See The Reason for That answer below:

China’s state media outlets have denied the claim that canned peaches can cure COVID-19, which has gained popularity among some Chinese citizens. As the country emerged from lockdown, many people reportedly began stockpiling canned peaches due to their perceived miraculous healing abilities.

The demand for canned peaches was so high that online sales platforms are said to have sold out, according to the South China Morning Post. In order to prevent panic buying, People’s Daily, a state-run publication, published a statement from Shaanxi hospital Deputy Director Gao Xiaoling dispelling the notion that canned peaches can cure COVID-19.

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