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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.
Whether you’d like to prank some unsuspecting pizza-eaters, or you want to skip over the ‘pizza’ part of pizza night and get right to dessert — the Marshmallow Pizza delivers.
A realistic pizza image is printed right over the marshmallow with edible inks. Although the image is available in Hawaiian, Margherita, Pepperoni, and Hawaiian — all of the pizzas are vanilla-flavored and delivered in a takeaway box. Check it out here.
It used to be that the only prerequisite to be considered “county fair food,” was that it needed to be deep-fried, on a stick, or both.
However, to help celebrate the 125th anniversary of the OC Fair, the food is getting all fancy-like with a $125 Caviar Twinkie.
The creator is Chicken Charlie, who’s branching out from his deep-frying expertise. The Caviar Twinkie is a two-bite dessert… although you are welcome to suck the creme-filling out first, like any self-respecting Twinkie-eater.
[link, via First We Feast]
After months of rumors and propaganda, S’mores Oreos now appear to be an actual product. Made with graham cracker cookies, they’re stuffed with chocolate and marshmallow creme filling.
So, if you’re looking for an indoor version of the campfire treat, or you’re no longer allowed to play with matches, the limited edition cookies will be available beginning May 22nd.
[via Refinery29]
If you’re looking for jewelry to complement your food-themed couture, artist Katarzyna Korporowicz has just the thing.
Koko With Love is a line of miniature food sculptures, that not only looks exactly like the real thing, but also acts as functional jewelry. See more of Korporowicz’s work here.
[link, via Lost At E Minor]