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It’s pizza night and it’s cold outside. But, how do we warm up while ingesting the necessary tomato puree and melted cheese?
Pizza Soup, brought to us by Geoff Kutnick of Foodbeast, has the answer. Starting with a tomato soup base, melted cheese and pepperoni on top complete the effect. Check out the ‘how to’ in the video below.
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Anything with a wiener dog dressed up as an actual wiener can’t be bad. Then, imagine an entire stampede of the elongated canines running in slow motion towards humans dressed as condiments.
Wiener Stampede is part of Heinz’s “Meet The Ketchups” campaign, with this particular 30-second ad scheduled to run during the Super Bowl. Check it out below, for half-a-minute of pure adorbz.
If you’d like to get the kids, or an uncooperative adult, to eat their veggies — perhaps it’s time to disguise them as yummy meat.
Artist Sarah Illenberger has the right idea — juxtaposing vegetables to make them look like roasts, turkeys, and other much more palatable food items. Check out more below and here.
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If you’ve seen the Pixar movie, Ratatouille, then you know that the star of the film is a peasant vegetable dish… and a rat.
ChefSteps shows us how to make ratatouille, just like our rodent chef did in the movie. Check out how, in the video below. No rat needed.
We’ve already seen Astonishing Studios bring us LEGO vending machines that dispense McNuggets and Cheerios. So, it seems only natural that they’d eventually use these skills to produce some fried chicken.
The LEGO KFC Machine functions just like the McNugget and Cheerios version, but the end result here is fried chicken. And, anything that ends in fried chicken can’t be bad. Check it out in action below.