Entries tagged with 'cute'
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Mark "The Minimalist" Bittman can kick back and relax when retirement phase rolls around. His three-year old co-star in this week's New York Times video on "Banana Paleta," a take on the Mexican ice pop, was the "Mini Minimalist," a three-year old whose YouTube videos over the last few months have mimicked the original Bittman videos with every Bittmanian hand motion, finesse and verbatim script—plus more mumbling, crawling and onesies. Was he listening to Bittman's voice instead of bedtime stories every night before bed? Mark Bitt-Little-Man seemed uncharacteristically shy this week as he pressed blender buttons with his godfather. Couldn't handle the stage-sharing? But he was himself again in this newest uploaded performance, a take on Bittman's braised short...
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It's hard for me to look at one of Jessie Oleson's drawings of anthropomorphized baked goods and not let out an aw-filled squeal. Her illustration of little Luxembourgers (similar to macarons) mistaking a hamburger for their mommy is ridiculously adorable. The Luxembourgers are so hopeful; the hamburger, so indifferent. You can buy this illustration at Jessie's Etsy shop. Related Photo of the Day: Cupcake vs. Muffin What to Do with Leftover Easter Candy Move Over, Rice Krispies: Cereal Treats Smackdown...
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Yesterday's Photo of the Day starred a boot-clad piggie. The green boots allow her to trod bravely through the mud, an accomplishment since she has mysophobia—a fear of dirt. The pig, who goes by Cinders, "because of its precious nature...won't be going to the slaughterhouse." Yay! BBC ran a story about Cinders, whose owners run a sausage company. Since Cinders is not destined for sausage, she will become the mascot for a campaign to raise money for the Farm Crisis Network, which supports struggling farmers. After the jump, Cinders, boots and all....
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Yes, it's a baby pig wearing boots. The boots provide two functions: they make the pig look unbearably adorable and allow her to trod in the mud without fear, a big deal since she has mysophobia—a fear of dirt. [via Best Week Ever]...
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Not Martha makes adorable pies in tiny jars after seeing them at lloyrdandlauren.com. The result is an ample supply of snack sized pies in ready-to-bake containers that you can pull out of the freezer whenever you get a pie craving. Follow Not Martha's tips for successful tiny pie-making! Related For an Edible Container, Try Bacon Bowls Photo of the Day: Crawly Spider Cakes Vodka: the Secret to Foolproof Pie Dough...
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Not dumplings made out of penguins; dumplings that look like penguins! Wendy ate these cute penguin dumplings at Super Star Restaurant in Hong Kong. Related Photo of the Day: Little Dumpling Photo of the Day: Giant Soup Dumpling Photo of the Day: Soup Dumpling In Spoon...
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I don't know what the lyrics of this Japanese song mean, but watching a bunch of people prance around in super happy sushi costumes is captivating enough on its own. Whether or not watching this video will increase sushi consumption is yet to be determined. Watch the video, after the jump....
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These clever Mother's Day tattoo cookies [Warning: Music player auto-plays loudly] are the perfect gift for a mom who rocks, though they might be a little hard to make without some edible pens such as Wilton's FoodWriter markers. Still, it's less of an investment than a real tattoo, and chances are your mom would prefer the cookies. [via craftzine.com]...
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If your cooking lid doesn't have a pig face on it, it's too boring. Get a pig cooking lid from the MoMA Store's collection of Japanese products, available for a limited time. The steam comes up through the pig's nostrils! That's awesome! Even if you don't use it as a cooking lid, it would make an interesting centerpiece on a table. I'd call it, "Melting Pig Head." Related Pig Butchering Guide T-Shirts Are Here Bacon Butter Dish Serious Eats Gift Guide: For Eaters Who Have Everything...
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"White and tender surround the center / Cozy, sitting in the crackling shell." What are those high-pitched voices singing about? Eggs! Eggs! So many eggs! Smiling eggs! Ninja eggs! Strawberry eggs! Dear god, this song is now permanently stuck in my head! If you didn't love eggs before, you will after watching this video. Because you won't have a choice. The voices continue to screech, "I love egg!" in your brain long after the video is over. Experience the hypnotizing power of singing, animated eggs, after the jump....
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