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Fried Chicken Cookies are brought to us by Bridget from Bake at 350. And although it would be no surprise if these were made from various chicken parts formed into a horrifying cookie-type treat, they are actual cookies made to look like drumsticks. Cornflakes are used to create the crispy faux skin.
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Eggo my LEGO is part of 30 Days of Creativity by artist Keith Greenstein. A play on the famous ‘L’Eggo my Eggo’ campaign, it should provide a fun alternative to your regular Eggo, and might even taste better.
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Using a sandwich-making contraption called the Sand de Panda, which instantly cuts off the bread’s crusts and seals in the filling, YouTuber jetdaisuke makes sandwiches as only a Japanese man can — insanely. And he likes Spam… a lot.
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Broccoli House is brought to us by artist Brock Davis. The mini treehouse should tide your kid over until you can build them a real one, and perhaps it will even get them to eat their vegetables.
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Pasta Komondoro by April Wells
April Wells is an artist with an obvious passion for food, animals, and anthropomorphism. She creates characters through her paintings and designs that are part animal, part food, and all adorbz.
Funny or Die brings us this parody documentary of a few Yelpers being Yelpers. Their incessant need to scrutinize starts immediately upon entry to the restaurant, as the ‘reviewers’ knock off half a star because the front door is hard to open.
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