Have you ever looked at a perfectly-manufactured food item, and wanted nothing more than to smash the living hell out of it?
Artist Mar Cuervo channels this pent-up aggression, and unleashes it on various desserts and other vulnerable food items. The project titled “Destroyer” is a series of short GIFs that first displays a food, just asking to be annihilated.
Enter Mar’s hand, and the chaos begins. Check out a few below and over at the artist’s website here.
Cookies had a good run but, for the record, the letter “C” will now stand for Cookie Monster Bark. That’s because we seem to have found a major upgrade to the standard cookie, that even a certain blue muppet could not deny.
Cookie Monster Bark is brought to us by Serene from House of Yumm. The awesome chocolate bark is made with a few simple ingredients — including blue chocolate, cookies and the requisite googly eyes.
Check out the tutorial below or here, and make your own.
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If you require a milkshake that will bring all the boys to the yard, look no further than these extreme milkshakes by Black Tap in New York City. And, damn right, it’s better than yours.
Somewhere in these very tall concoctions is an actual milkshake, but they’re then topped with accoutrements including full ice cream sandwiches, handfuls of candy, and giant lollipops.
Black Tap has locations in Soho and The Meatpacking District, and one of these milkshakes will run you $15 — which is reasonable, considering that one shake could feed a small village. Check out more and drool here.
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Regardless of how you feel about Making A Murderer, there’s no denying that macarons are awesome.
Brought to us by Lou Lou P’s Delights, the desserts, much like the Netflix series they’re inspired by, may have you feeling a range of emotions.
First, you’re confused… then hungry… then angry that you can’t have any of these macarons. There is no justice!
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At the time of this writing, there are no fewer than 37,000 OREO flavors. However, it’s no matter, because OREO Churros now exist in various forms, and the sandwich cookie is dead.
Introduced last year, this latest version of the dessert stick offers a convenient “grab-and-go” option. They even save you the trouble of having to dip them, as they’re already filled with creamy-goodness. Sorry, cookies.
