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The reason Rubik’s Cubes were always so frustrating to solve… you couldn’t eat your colorful puzzle. British puzzle-maker, Tony Fisher, is here to help with a Fully Functional Chocolate Rubik’s Cube.
Watch as Tony constructs the sweet puzzle with a custom mold, creates each color, and then starts turning. The best part… there are extra pieces, so the Rubik’s-user doesn’t get hangry. The bad part… there’s no cheating by removing stickers.
link via laughing squid
When it comes to a cheeseburger, it’s usually the meat that gets all the accolades. But, what if cheese decided to break free from this food collaboration, and make up every component of the sandwich?
Tastemade has the answer, and it’s in the form of the “CHEESEburger.” Watch, as they use an arsenal of different cheeses to construct the burger — from its bun and patty, to its lettuce and tomatoes.
What is the point of this reckless use of dairy? To melt on top of what would become the cheesiest cheese fries to ever cheese. Check it out below.
If you were ever wondering what the point of YouTube was, it was probably so we could watch Andy Warhol eat a Whopper on demand.
The video, at about four and a half minutes long, consists of nothing more than the artist unbagging the Whopper, pouring ketchup, and then stoically beginning his lunch. And, strangely, we cannot look away.
link, via atlas obscura
Ketchup is wonderful. Mustard, when used correctly, can be even better. As of now, the two condiments managed to coexist, doing their own thing. That was until they were merged into a cake.
Ketchup and Mustard Cake is the unfortunate joining of two condiments, that may or may not haunt your dreams. Brought to us by Shared Food, the baking experiment uses actual ketchup and mustard. The result… something that looks like a cross between a high school archaeology project, and a birthday cake from McDonald’s.
Watch the “how to” below, if you dare. Let us know how far you get.
What is it about anthropomorphic food that’s so adorable? Artist Fran Solo knows how to bring the adorbz, with a video series of food with faces, just asking to be consumed.
Watch adorable fruits, sweets and Jell-O looking all cute, until they’re used for their intended purpose… to get in our belly. Please watch the videos below and more from Solo on Instagram.