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Everyone has their opinions on upcoming food trends, most of which are usually uneducated and pretentious. And since no one takes the piss quite like The Onion, they want in on the food trend fanaticism.
From their solution to the overdone slider, to continuing the relentless small plate backlash — no trend is safe. Although I really hope that Pan-Asian Whatsits is an actual thing.
Artist Carl Kleiner, of brilliant IKEA cookbook fame, recently created ‘Art of Cooking’, a playful series of commercials for IKEA kitchen products.
It’s that time of year. Colored eggs will soon be poorly hidden around the backyard, while marshmallow duckies and bunnies stare at us blankly from store shelves. Micro food artist Jessica Hlavac gets into the spirit with the world’s smallest peeps.
A how-the-hell-did-she-do-that video can be found below, or at Hlavac’s site, i’m so tiny.
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The only way this could be any manlier, is if he was Clint Eastwood and riding a tiger. Do not try this at home.
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My Drunk Kitchen is yet another cooking show that flies in the face of good judgement. First of all, we’re pretty sure that cooking while intoxicated is bad — at least that’s what I was taught in culinary school. Secondly, our host’s head and ill-advised Biebereque haircut dominate our viewing area for 90% of the show — blocking any evidence that the oven is even on.
Do-it-yourself hyperrealistic candy sushi has never been easier with the Popin’ Cookin! Do-It-Yourself Sushi Kit.
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