Di Camillo Bakery, located in Niagara Falls, New York, has stirred controversy with a special batch of Buffalo Sabres-themed bread designed for the Stanley Cup playoffs. The bakery's president, Matthew Di Camillo, intended to create a sword-shaped baguette to honor the local hockey team, which is currently tied 1-1 with the Boston Bruins. However, the bread's shape quickly drew attention online, with many social media users pointing out its phallic resemblance. Critics on platforms like Facebook and Reddit made light-hearted jokes, with comments such as, 'How did the guy making this keep a straight face?' and 'That thing’s got a Doaner,' referencing Buffalo Sabres player Josh Doan. Despite the backlash, Di Camillo expressed hope that the bread would serve as a good luck charm for the team during the playoffs.