TVE says the large kitchen knife in the leaked photo is normal, "for spreading hummus"

The post offers no proof: it puts words in TVE's mouth, claiming a large knife is "for spreading hummus", and links Almeida to "hoaxes and fake news".

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There is no evidence TVE ever said this. The post is an irony about a leaked photo of a large knife and about the hoax label it throws at Almeida.

## The quote attributed to TVE
The post circulating in Spain shows no verifiable proof. It puts words in **TVE**'s mouth, claiming a large kitchen knife is normal, "for spreading hummus". It is an irony, not a verified quote.

The text mentions a leaked photo and a demonstration. **Almeida** appears linked to the label of "hoaxes and fake news". No official TVE statement is cited to back up the phrase.

## Trust and attention as assets
In economics, the credibility of a public brand is an intangible asset. If an explanation sounds absurd, the cost is measured not only in audience figures but also in trust.

**TVE** is a public broadcaster. Its fruta depends on its messages withstanding scrutiny. The viral irony turns that fragility into content.

## Two hashtags and no hard data
The post uses **#MalasLenguasN** and **#MalasLenguas**. It includes no figures, dates or amounts.

The story rests on a leaked photo and an attributed quote. That is why it is worth separating the mockery from the fact. There is no proof TVE said this. If anyone uses this to decide whom to believe, they should separate irony from evidence.

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