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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.
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Proving once again that we cannot clutter our kitchen with enough useless crap, The Splendiferous Array of Culinary Tools is a visual onslaught of both essential and seemingly unnecessary kitchen gadgets.
Printed with real copper ink, the poster contains over 100 different tools, from six types of graters to a dizzying set of options for simply flipping a food item.
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Big Gulp Coffee, Light-Up Cereal, and State Sodas… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of the Week.
Starbucks will soon offer a Big Gulp of Coffee… The 31-oz Trenta
Making the cereal aisle more obnoxious… Light-up Cereal Boxes
Don’t go to war baconless ever again… Bacon in a Can Now Exists
Look away!… The 30 Worst Cooking Shows of All-Time
Carb a nation… The United States of Soda
Mixed Reviews… 20 Famous Movie Beverages, Illustrated
The Cooking Den has compiled what they consider The 30 Worst Cooking Shows of All-Time. From the surprisingly watchable and guilty pleasures, to the downright awful — the list covers all bases. There are even a few ‘shows’ that most people have probably never heard of. Some of which appear so bad, that we’re having a hard time believing they actually exist.
Whether you still follow recipes, bake, or merely like to impress friends with your command of culinary math — The Kitchen Conversions poster is here to help and is available at Etsy.
Brought to us by Jenna Park of Sweet Fine Day, the infographic is available in a number of sizes, colors, and in tea towel form.
[Etsy store, via Gastronomista]
