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If you’ve ever wondered how you could improve upon the near-perfect quesadilla… Serious Eats has the answer.
The Pizzadilla is brought to us by their Managing Culinary Director/mad scientist, J. Kenji López-Alt. It starts innocently enough as a quesadilla, cooked awesomely in a cast iron pan, then appropriately topped with all the pizza fixins.
Now that’s some fusion we can get behind.
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Having to hold your cookie semi-submerged in milk, while you await its desired sogginess is for suckers. The Dunkin’ Buddy is the answer to your cookie-dunking prayers.
Simply adhere the Dunkin’ Buddy to the inside of any drinking vessel, fill to the desired level with milk, and then let your cookies rest. Use your newly-freed cookie hand and the time saved to do more important stuff… such as eating other undunked cookies, or anything else you can accomplish with the four seconds you’ll save.
The Dunkin’ Buddy is currently in production after a successful Kickstarter campaign. Sorry, you’ll just have to keep holding your cookies in the meantime.
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What to do with all of that unwanted candy corn? Well, when in doubt, the answer is always “deep-fry.”
Amy of Oh, Bite It! knows this, and has created Deep-Fried Candy Corn. The process is simple, needing only Pillsbury Crescent Roll dough and all of that candy corn, of which you should have plenty. Wrap those sugar nuggets in dough, fry, and your upcycling is complete.
If you need to get your point across, and that point is mean-spirited and could be hurtful to others, there’s no better way to deliver your message than scrawled across a cake or cookie. Brought to us by artist, Sarah Brockett, Bold Bakery is a bakeshop concept that’ll do the talking for you.
Although this might appear to be the ultimate form of passive-aggressiveness, at least they’ll feel a bit better after slicing into their insult cake. Unless you decide to deliver the ‘whore’ surprise pie… that’ll sting for a while.
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When asked, “Who are you wearing?”… Wouldn’t it be great to answer, “Wonka, thanks for asking”?
Well, your chocolate couture dreams have come true, with news that a chocolate dress is now possible.
Presented at The Chocolate Show London, the dress was created by Downton Abbey costume designer, Caroline McCall, and required 132 pounds of chocolate to make.
[via BuzzFeed]