A Glasgow restaurant has come up with a genius Squid Game inspired dessert - and unsurprisingly people are going crazy over it.
Kcal Kitchen - famous for attracting celebrities such as Sam Heughan - is a healthy eatery located in the heart of the city.
The eatery have had many trendy creations in the past such as their Biscoff latte and protein shakes with toppings such as birthday cake. But now in a bid to impressive everyone (and they have really outdone themselves) the restaurant have created Pancakes topped with Dalgona - but there's a catch.
If you don't know, Dalgona candy is made from sugar and baking soda and originates from Korea. The sweet has a hard honeycomb toffee-like texture and in the Netflix-hit series Squid Game, contestants are required to trace around the shapes without cracking the shape itself.
Fail and they die.
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Thankfully the consequences of cracking the shape aren't as severe as in the series however if you manage to trace around the shape successfully, you can win a free pancake stack.
Taking to Instagram, they wrote: "SQUID GAME PANCAKE CHALLENGE. Introducing the @netflix phenomenon! Protein pancake stack topped with honeycomb, Lotus Biscoff sauce, cream & SQUID GAME candy!
"THE CHALLENGE > Using your knife ONLY! Break the shape perfectly in the candy to win the pancake stack for completely FREE. Can you handle the pressure?"
The limited edition Netflix-inspired food is available from this Monday (October 11) until October 24 so you had better be quick.
Will you try the challenge? Send us footage if you do - we'd love to see it!
