The third attempt at turning a giant jawbreaker — via Youtube
Paddy’s Brewery, Coopers Brewery Kegs, Coopers Brewery Kegs and Traffic Cones originally uploaded by Red Wolf
You will need only two minutes to make this delicious cake — via Instructables
The Japanese toy line Konapun includes scale model kitchens that people can use to make food. In the past, the food has been fake. But the company also manufactures a stove so realistic that you can cook a proper, albeit very small, meal on it.
In this video, YouTube member AAAjoken prepares scrambled eggs, sausage, and coffee using Konapun utensils and a stove. He serves them on two plates and cups on a tiny kotatsu — via Youtube
It goes without saying that I’ve tried these cookies myself, which was both reckless and prudent because I learned that I needed to include a warning with the boxes I’ve been sending to people. While eating them, one sometimes hears ancient voices speaking in alien tongues and notices cats, birds and/or trees casting multiple shadows. However these are merely signs of a strictly temporary lunacy that does eventually pass. All essential rites were observed and incantations uttered by me throughout the preparation process. And what’s a little madness and abject terror if it means I’m able to put a smile (however demented) on the face of a friend? Cthulhu fhtagn — Imgur
This is a cake I was commissioned to do by one of my Uni friends. We did both our Zoology degrees together: I was on the terrestrial side of it, where she was marine biology focused. So I shouldn’t have been surprised when she asked me for a marine-themed cake — via deviantART
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The Walking Dead [4×11]. Carl Grimes featuring Pudding. Michonne featuring Crazy Cheese! Daryl Dixon featuring Squirrels. All for dinner — via deviantART
The team at Information is Beautiful have visualised the scientific evidence — or lack thereof — behind what they dub Snake Oil Superfoods, breaking down hard data in an infinitely clickable format. Each of the coloured bubbles on the page corresponds to a specific food, but also a specific claim; so, some edibles make multiple appearances on way opposite ends of the spectrum — via Gizmodo
Made with real chocolate, our home-made version is just as easy to make as the pre-packaged stuff and tastes infinitely better — via Youtube
Designer Eugeni Quitllet was hired by Air France to redesign the airline’s in-flight cutlery and tableware. And as part of the new line, he went above and beyond the call of duty with a set of cutlery designed just for kids that transforms into a small airline of their own — via Gizmodo Australia
Husband-and-wife architectural designers Kyle and Liz offer a 3D sugar printing service, and create rather beautiful geometric shapes out of sugar — via MAKE
The odorless and tasteless nature of date rape drugs
can make them impossible for victims to detect before it’s too late. But soon your drinking glass may able to warn you if dangerous chemicals have been slipped into your cocktail. Next month, DrinkSavvy will begin shipping plastic cups and straws that change colour if a drink contains GHB, Rohypnol or Ketamine, three drugs commonly used for spiking purposes. The effort began with a successful $50,000 Indiegogo campaign led by company founder Michael Abramson — who himself was once unknowingly “roofied” during a night out with friend — via redwolf.newsvine.com
California-based artist Sandy Yoo has created a dangerously delicious pie portraying the likeness of a cthulhu. This pie puts all other pastries to shame (or just physically destroys them) — via Laughing Squid
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Hankerie came out of this idea — watermelon swiss roll. I will name it as cakemelon
. This creative idea inspired from the Australia Melon that I’ve seen in supermarket here. Most of the Australia watermelon melon are more pinkish, but surprisingly they’re sweeter than what we have in Malaysia — red flesh watermelon — via Hankerie
Japan has suspended some imports of wheat from the United States after genetically engineered wheat was found on an Oregon farm.
The Agriculture Department announced the discovery on Wednesday. No genetically engineered wheat has been approved for American farming.
Japan is one of the largest export markets for American wheat growers. Katsuhiro Saka, a counsellor at the Japanese Embassy in Washington, said Thursday that Japan had cancelled orders of western white wheat from the Pacific Northwest and also of some feed-grade wheat.
In most countries the unapproved genetically modified wheat would be a target of concern,
Mr Saka said. The Japanese people have similar kinds of concerns.
In addition, the European Union said it would test incoming American shipments and block any containing genetically modified wheat — via redwolf.newsvine.com
Credulous geeks have poured over $130,000 into a fantastic food replacement named Soylent
, a substance whose creators aim to free your body
from the need to eat solids ever again.
The ludicrously ambitious and suspiciously under-skilled Soylent Corporation announced its crowdfunding campaign on Tuesday and within hours had apparently taken in over a hundred thousand dollars worth of pre-orders for its magical default meal
gunge.
Soylent’s inventor Rob Rhinehart claims in a promotional video for the nutrient goo that he’s been living off of Soylent for the past three months and has never been healthier
.
The company hopes that its green beige slop will help spark a food revolution that will see people eat non-gloopy food for pleasure rather than need — via redwolf.newsvine.com
A man has been left red-faced after being doused with chilli while allegedly trying to rob a takeaway in Sydney’s south.
Police say the 24-year-old man had a bucket of chilli poured over his head when a female employee tried to stop him stealing money from the till at Rosebery last night.
Officers found the man lying on the floor suffering burns to his face — via redwolf.newsvine.com
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