Why Do Olympic Athletes Bite Their Medals?

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[ariflutfi]

2nd place : Win Silver
1st place : Win Silver covered with thin layer of gold

[GMBY]

"Look there's a bite mark on mine, Its real"

The chocolate inside:

[Liam-Liam]

Maybe they remember those chocolate metals and think there’s chocolate in the metals

[TheoddLegend]

Couldn't even keep the medals real gold. They're cheaping out everything.

[CallumEvans]

When I was a kid I used to think they were just big chocolate coins.

[CaptainRex]

They should start giving chocolate ones with the real ones

[GoatEdits-]

That’s so lame that they made it sliver

[Deamonished]

Better Explanation: Because its a tasty snack

[JackBlack-qnus]

Mah but like
You telling me olympics need to cut costs?

[zyjeixgabrlecolinares]

Ohh thats why minecraft gold stuff break so fast

[CharlieNguyen-cr]

Bro needs some food after running 😂
thank you for 100 likes!

[AriaFawley]

At our school, instead of awarding traditional gold, silver, and bronze medals, we received a sweet surprise. Whenever we won a competition, such as a race, we were given chocolates shaped like medals, wrapped in gold, silver, or bronze foil to give them a realistic look. It was a thoughtful and tasty way to celebrate our achievements.

[LeBronJamesNBA]

So if you got a silver medal you basically got gold💀

[ttv_mintips_]

I still won’t forget the time a guy who won Olympic gold (Micheal cherry) who went to the school my mom taught at. After he won he came to my moms school and let me hold the medal and I got to take a picture with him

[JessYT]

someday when they changed the medals to silver someone bit into it and probably said "ay this aint gold"

[akarshakmishragaming]

For those people who are arguing that gold is not soft firstly you should know that people add copper in gold to make it hard if you take 24K(pure gold)you can bite it by your teeth with ease. That's why he is saying gold is softer than other metals.

[Savannahaz]

BRO. My science teacher took an entire class period to read a chapter of a science book for an assignment I could’ve just watched this

[Mrcringe_official]

"I won but at what cost" ahh medal💀

[soggy_tak]

In the 2024 Paris Olympics, they used pieces of the Eiffel Tower!

[vickyleah]

When my sister asked about that, I told her that was the way that they test if the gold is chocolate or not 😅