Trump would allegedly even prank his visitors at the Oval office by saying it was related to nuclear arms arsenal and when his staff brought the coke, he would laugh out. A former White House aide Chris Sims had also written about the same in his book Team of Vipers. The former President would reportedly press the button when he needed a refreshment and a staff member would bring in a glass of diet coke for him on a silver platter. And a little bit of research divulged what was that all-too-important button was for, a glass of diet coke!

In new photos of President Biden sitting on his desk as he took charge, the button, which used to placed between two phones when Trump occupied the chair, was missing. A big red button that used to occupy a pride of place at the President’s desk in the Oval office seems to have not made it through either and has been removed. With a name like that, perhaps the 46th commander-in-chief will find a use for the button after all.The White House welcomed a different President on January 20 and since then, a flurry of changes have taken place as Joe Biden took charge as the top man in the house. The Biden-inspired confection is called White House Chocolate Chip. According to the company, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, Biden has been a frequent visitor of its shops since 2012, and its founder, Jeni Britton Bauer, got to know his go-to order, a double scoop of chocolate chip ice cream on a waffle cone. In fact, on Thursday, the day after the inauguration, an ice cream brand that Biden has a fondness for launched a new flavor in his honor.

Related: The 46th president of the United States has a well-documented weakness for ice cream.

In August, his grandchildren revealed that their grandfather is 'always eating ice cream, usually vanilla,' in a video released for the Democratic National Convention. While Biden might not share the same passion for soft drinks, he does have his own edible vice, ice cream. Image: Inauguration of Joe Biden as the 46th President of the United States (TOM BRENNER / Reuters)

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