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The Watch The Desk Girl Onlineinternet loves a good puzzle, so here's one that might help you eat your vegetables.

Artist Sally-Ann Heron is the mastermind behind this salad-themed brainteaser, which features Julius Caesar hidden among a slew of bright, cartoon-y vegetables.

Sure, the salad in the puzzle isn't a Caesar salad, but as dads across the globe always say: every salad is a Caesar salad if you stab it enough.

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Can you find Julius?

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Heron created the puzzle for Subway, which launched Caesar sauce in all U.K. locations earlier this month. The chain is also offering a special salad for £2.80 each day of the week this summer.

Aaaaand if you haven't found Caesar by now, spoiler: he's inside the circle below.

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