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Jawbreakers… they’re not just a dentist’s nightmare anymore. Now, the giant impenetrable candies will rock anybody within earshot.
Enter, the Jawbreaker Guitar. Brought to us by Burls Art, the Flying V-shaped guitar consists of eight giant jawbreakers and epoxy. The end result… the sweetest licks available.
See how it’s made below, and stay until the end for a jam session.
Chocolate… already the perfect food, is now capable of cutting other lesser foods. The Chocolate Kitchen Knife is brought to us by YouTuber, kiwami japan.
With the help of some hard candies, chocolate is formed and sharpened into a fully-functional kitchen knife. Watch the how-to below. And then, start making a chocolate knife for a loved one, or to help keep other food in line.
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Seinfeld episodes always had a way of making us laugh, cringe, and occasionally leave us hungry. Whether it’s soup, Junior Mints, black and white cookies or babka.
Chef Andrew Rea, of Binging with Babish, has obviously been studying his reruns, and recreated a few Seinfeld Foods. Although, the Soup Nazi’s version of mushroom soup is the only food in the series that even mentions a recipe — Rea improvises, bringing these sitcom props to life.
First up, is the aforementioned Soup Nazi’s Wild Mushroom Soup, followed by Elaine’s Muffin Tops, and a babka battle between chocolate and cinnamon. Now, how do we make a marble rye on the end of a fishing line?
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Radishes are usually nothing more than a throw-away garnish, or a crunchy addition to a salad. Now, you can turn radishes into Super Mario-worthy mushrooms, with the Ravanello.
The handy tool creates the stem, then the dots. Use your new mushroom-radishes to garnish a psychedelic salad, or just for a quick power-up.
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We’ve all been there… Not being able to get corn off its cob fast enough and into our face.
This guy is here to help, having figured out a way to eat an entire corn on the cob in ten seconds, using a power drill. If you are attempting this at home, we’d recommend safety goggles and nose plugs. And, we’d skip buttering your cob first.
[link, via Geekologie]