Few things improve upon a campfire better than a good ghost story and S’mores. The Tell Us S’more t-shirt by Threadless has both camping-enhancers covered. Darn graham cracker — always scaring the kids.
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Few things improve upon a campfire better than a good ghost story and S’mores. The Tell Us S’more t-shirt by Threadless has both camping-enhancers covered. Darn graham cracker — always scaring the kids.
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Summer is just about over. But that doesn’t mean S’mores season has to end — we just need to be creative. Fortunately, Nick from DudeFoods.com does that kind of out-of-the-box thinking for us. Combining his love of making campfire S’mores with some molecular gastronomy, Nick has created S’mores Spaghetti.
Using the usual suspects, along with a syringe and some fancy food science, Nick created two sets of noodles — chocolate and marshmallow. To finish the S’mores effect, graham crackers are crushed and sprinkled over the top — no campfire required. Bring on the Fall!
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Yes please… Bacon S’mores
Uhhhh, holy shit. Bacon S’mores has been brought to my attention, and raises the proverbial bar on awesome foods from here on in. The “how to” is over on TasteSpotting, and even includes techniques for making your own graham crackers and marshmallows. That sounds like a lot of work to me — just gimme.
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Who knew that the simple campfire/microwave treat of S’mores was so complicated? Brought to us by REI, The Art and Science of S’mores not only gives a brief history and proper technique, but offers variations of the treat — including using a peanut butter cup instead of plain chocolate. Yay science!

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