Entries tagged with 'meat'
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Photograph from MetroWest Daily News An unidentified meat lover in Framingham, Massachusetts, has been regularly leaving butcher-quality cuts of raw meat under a tree in the Town Centre Common since October. While dogs may be excited, people are just confused. After testing the meat, police and town officials have yet to determine its origins, but concluded that the meat doesn't seem to be tainted....
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Photograph by David Hagerman of Eating Asia If you find yourself in Jakarta, this looks like the man you'd want to buy your satay (or "sate" in Indonesian) from. Between his happy face and confident stance holding that wad of stick meat, I would trust anything he cooks. Robyn Eckhardt of Eating Asia was lucky enough to try his food after waiting in a long line. (Smiling Satay Man seems to have a following.)...
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Hypothetical conversation between watercolors, pastels, and sausage: Watercolors and pastels (to sausage): You think you can be part of the art community? You think you have what it takes? Sausage: Yes. Watch me. I'll go do it in Russia. And that's just what happened. We weren't sure if we had covered this before, but then realized, we had just covered many other instances of meat artwork. Previously Meat Paintings Photo of the Day: Meatscapes Amazing Charcuterie Floor 'Pig Meets Its Potential'...
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There was no search result for "hot dog flower" on this site. Until now. Serious Eats New York contributor Tam Ngo bought these cumin-flavored skewered meats in Chinatown for $1 each. Check out her Street Meat photo set for more examples of meats on sticks. Related Photo of the Day: Tornado Potato The Craziest Food Ever: Deep-Fried, French-Fry-Coated Bacon on a Stick What's Your Favorite Food on a Stick? It's Gotta Be Served at the Minnesota State Fair...
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Looks like someone had too much extra ham lying around. Trendhunter has a gallery of gadgets made out of meat. Artist is unknown, but he/she probably isn't a vegetarian. [via Engadget] Related Make This Bacon Tiara at Your Own Risk Another Meat Sneaker Bacon Bra...
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To continue the theme of weird, artsy Jan Švankmajer films, this one-minute video tells the love story of two slabs of raw meat. What starts out so beautiful—the slabs tango on the cutting board and playfully toss flour at each other in new couple bliss—ends in tragedy. A sizzling frying pan tragedy. Švankmajer is a pretty "out there" Czech filmmaker who has a few cinematic fetishes, one of which is raw meat. (He also likes rusty screws and puppets.) One of the first things I did when living in Prague was see his film Sílení, which also involves stop-motion scenes with raw meat. At first the images startled me, but eventually you look past the threat of intestinal worms...
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Photograph by 2wenty5ifthfloor on Flickr Unfortunately it's not real sausage, because that would be messy. A fake sausage foosball table is still pretty good. The "Sausage vs. Sausage" custom foosball table is the genius creation of Red Tettemer, a Philadelphia-based advertising agency, for client Hatfield Quality Meats in Hatfield, Pennsylvania. Twisting plastic meat tubes for the win sure makes me want to eat real meat tubes! Very effective marketing....
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All lovers of dried, salty meat sticks, head to Best Beef Jerky, a review blog dedicated to telling you way more than you ever though you'd need to know about different kinds of meat jerky, including vegan brands....
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Designed and crafted by Christian Kohl. The other meat sneaker (who ever thought there would be two?) can be found here....
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If you constantly find yourself muttering, "Can't sleep, clowns will eat me," in the middle of the night, fight back with some of this clown-faced luncheon meat. Feel empowered as you bite into the slices of 80 percent processed pork matter. Release from the dark clutches of clown-derived fear can be yours for just 29 pence per 100 grams! [via Doobybrain.com]...
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