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Video: How to Become a Famous Celebrity Chef
How do you become a really big-deal celebrity chef? According to Titli Nihaan, you'll need cute egg timers, basic household kitchen appliances (i.e. a chainsaw), and Walkers Monster Munch. After watching this cooking show parody, you may both fall in love with Titli and want to speak like her the rest of the day.Video: Baby in a Watermelon
Why is this baby in a watermelon? To provide the world with 35 seconds of entertainment.Video: Frolicking Watermelons in 'Watermelon Nights'
Few things warm my heart quite as much as watching a flock of bug-eyed watermelons deliriously frolic and dance in a park to a happy tune. These are the happiest watermelons in the history of all watermelons.Original Butchery-Style Art at 'Meat Sections'
What are the different parts of a fat sheep? The Twitter bird? A hot dog? Domokun? Artist Alyson Thomas shows you the way at her blog Meat Sections where she shares original butchery-style art, mostly pig-shaped, sometimes inedible, and always fun.'Bagels and Donuts' Comic
Donut King just can't handle Lord Bagel stepping on his turf—his turf of sweet, toroid-shaped breakfast goods. Watch the drama unfold at webcomic Buttersafe.Video: Barack Obama's BBQ
According to College Humor, if Barack Obama threw a backyard barbecue party he'd have a lot of pissed off guests whose unfulfilled wishes include two burgers on the same plate, potato salad for everyone without having to pay for other people's potato salad, and more action against ants in punch bowls.Video: Weirdest Cooking Videos on 'Viral Video Film School'
Why watch The Food Network or The Cooking Channel when all the best instructional cooking videos are on YouTube? ...Or is that worst videos? Or most entertaining? Both? Brett Erlich pulls together some of YouTube's weirdest cooking videos in this episode of Viral Video Film School.Video: Timecrowave Infomercial on SNL
The most recent episode of Saturday Night Live featured the Timecrowave, the only microwave equipped with time travel capabilities. Just pop in the dish of your choice and send it back in time to the exact moment you wanted to eat it. If you don't do it correctly you might cause small (or big) changes in history, but it's totally worth it for a meal heated by the power of time travel. Maybe.Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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