George Duran of the Hungry Channel, in search of the ultimate cereal-inspired donut, recently hit the streets of NYC for some hard-hitting Froot Loops research. The result, with help from pastry chef Katie Rosenhouse, is the Froot Loops Donut.
Follow your nose to this video…
[thanks to Kevin for the tip]
If you’ve ever cooked in front of a television camera, and now have a schtick that’s run its course — then the next logical step is your own line of cookware. Epic Meal Time, the culinary equivalent of Jackass, has been grossing us out for some time now — becoming the most popular internet food show in the process.
Now, the Epic Meal Time Cooking Arsenal is here to help breath some life into the franchise, and help you step up your game in the kitchen. If that ‘game’ includes making meals that exceed 100,000 calories using questionable kitchen tools.
The Arsenal includes a Non-Stick Bacon Sizzler (fry pan), the Sauceboss Sauce Pot, the ‘Get Sauced’ Pan, Epic Shanks (knives), some other random tools, cutting board, and baking tray.
[link, via Tasteologie]
Brought to us by David Ward, John Ramsey and Jack Dreesen, this commercial was created for the Doritos Super Bowl ad contest — and was not chosen?!? Keep this in mind as you shake our head disappointingly at the lame commercials that actually air during the Super Bowl.
And see another awesome entry from these guys here.
[via The Awesomer]
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