When you use a non stick pan but the brownies still
The image presented is an edited screenshot from an animated film, featuring two characters in a struggle. The primary focus is a character with black hair, who appears to be in a moment of surprise and anger, flailing while held up by the collar by another character dressed in red. The background is simplistic, consisting of a plain violet hue.
Text overlaid at the top of the image says, "When you use a non-stick pan but the brownies still stick." Below that, at the bottom of the image, another piece of text is superimposed, which reads, "I'll get you for this, Pan!" This text introduces a pun which is the basis for the humor in the image.
The humor derives from a play on words involving the double meaning of the word "Pan." In a literal sense, "Pan" refers to a frying pan, typically used for cooking, and "non-stick" is a type of pan that is supposed to prevent food from sticking to its surface. In the context of the animated film, "Pan" refers to a character (not seen in the image) who is usually in conflict with the character being hoisted.
The joke juxtaposes the frustration of cooking with a non-stick pan that fails to function correctly (with the brownies sticking) with the thematic element of the animated characters' rivalry. It humorously implies that the character being held is blaming the other character "Pan" for the culinary mishap as if it were When you use a non stick pan but the brownies still stick I ll get you for this Pan
