A video is going viral on social media where a man claims that the cabbage he ordered from Zepto is fake. In the video, he explains that even after two days, the cabbage looks fresh, which made him suspicious.

He further claims that fake cabbage does not burn like plastic and, when heated, stretches like rubber. To prove his point, he heats a piece of cabbage and shows its reaction.

However, this claim has led to mixed reactions online. Many internet users trolled the man for his theory, explaining that cabbage naturally contains a lot of water, which causes it to react in such a way when heated.

Some users even made fun of the video, saying the man should worry more about cleaning his gas stove rather than testing the cabbage.

While concerns about food adulteration are common, this particular claim has turned into a social media debate. Some users are genuinely concerned and want answers, while others believe it is just misinformation.

Experts suggest that cabbage can remain fresh for a few days due to its high water content, and the stretching effect when heated is a natural reaction.

Despite the explanations, the video has fueled doubts among people who frequently buy vegetables online. Is this just another case of viral misinformation, or is there something more to it? The debate continues, and social media remains divided over whether Zepto's cabbage is truly fake or just misunderstood.