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There were going to be playboy tv pornmemes flooding social media regardless of who won the 2016 NBA Finals, and it was a safe bet that someone (read: everyone) would throw Crying Jordan into the mix.

Barstool Sports took the cake with this revised clip of Ayesha Curry cooking. She, of course, is the wife of Steph Curry, who won this year's MVP award but couldn't quite beat LeBron James and bring home a championship. 

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Looks delicious, but it probably won't make the Curry family feel better about this year's NBA Finals. 

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If you're dying to know what she was actually cooking, it was bread pudding -- which looks tasty even with Jordan's crying face. 

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