Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:
Someone mention hockey pucks? :beaten:

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I think I saw that puck during the Miracle on the Ice game back in 1980.

bmwracer wrote:
Here's the story, er, slideshow at the KNBC site: http://www.nbclosangeles.com/around-town/food-drink/The-New-Sprinkles-104911179.html

Thanks for the link :)

Tu_triky wrote:I think I saw that puck during the Miracle on the Ice game back in 1980.

Conspiracy Unveiled!!!!!!!!

The puck was juiced... Or in this case, creme filled... :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
Conspiracy Unveiled!!!!!!!!

The puck was juiced... Or in this case, creme filled... :rofl:

:hehe: And it looks like a cow paddy!

Eve wrote:


Terrifying. :shocked:
I wonder how long my favorite Mcdouble cheese would last then. :ashamed: :beaten:

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^ Looks more like The Joker than Ronald. :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:^ Looks more like The Joker than Ronald. :sweat:

That's how crazed you look after eating the requisite number of Happy Meals.

Tu_triky wrote:That's how crazed you look after eating the requisite number of Happy Meals.

"This is your brain...... This is your brain on Happy Meals." :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
"This is your brain...... This is your brain on Happy Meals." :beaten:

For real. And I thought the Japanese were the experts on building plastic food models.

Tu_triky wrote:For real. And I thought the Japanese were the experts on building plastic food models.

But their plastic food isn't for consumption. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
But their plastic food isn't for consumption. :beaten:

And there lies the rub. :)

Tu_triky wrote:And there lies the rub. :)

You mean "There lies the grub." :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
You mean "There lies the grub." :beaten:

Hehe. I stand corrected.

Tu_triky wrote:This is crazy! This vegan photograher in New York bought a Happy Meal from McDonald's and took dozens of pictures of it over the course of six months to document the indestructibility of this mass produced food unit.

Check out the first photo and the last taken.

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Sh*t must be made of plastic. :sweat:

As much as I've hated McDonalds every since they stopped cooking their fries in beef tallow...... :drooling: ......I have a hard time buying this was done under normal conditions. Other folks have done this before and the crap rotted like any other food. Considering the person is a vegan and an artist, I'm more suspect.

Kijinnmaru wrote:
As much as I've hated McDonalds every since they stopped cooking their fries in beef tallow...... :drooling: ......I have a hard time buying this was done under normal conditions. Other folks have done this before and the crap rotted like any other food. Considering the person is a vegan and an artist, I'm more suspect.

Anything's possible, I'll admit.

She definitely should have used a control, like another burger from a different establishment, but then again she's a photographer not a scientist.

bmwracer wrote:Here's the story, er, slideshow at the KNBC site: http://www.nbclosangeles.com/around-town/food-drink/The-New-Sprinkles-104911179.html

Paulette Macarons website: http://www.paulettemacarons.com/

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bmwracer wrote:
Paulette Macarons website: http://www.paulettemacarons.com/

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They're definitely worth a try. And I don't even like sweets, really. Quite delicious.

Tu_triky wrote:They're definitely worth a try. And I don't even like sweets, really. Quite delicious.

Doesn't look like they're available anywhere near the South Bay... Dang. :grumble:

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bmwracer wrote:
Doesn't look like they're available anywhere near the South Bay... Dang. :grumble:

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Drive up to Little Tokyo...or order them online at their website. :)

Tu_triky wrote:Drive up to Little Tokyo...or order them online at their website. :)

Yeah, maybe... My niece will be back in town at the end of the month... She'll like 'em. :victory: