Mmm, pig belly meat. Drew and Natalie Dee, the folks behind the comic Married to the Sea, identify the range of goodness on a swine, noting that the rich, juicy underside is not only good, it's real good.
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Tired of wine's bullshit, webcomic artist Natalie Dee tells it how it really is: "It Pairs Well With Bad Fish Tacos and Spam." The label here also reads "Horrible Room-Temperature Rancid Grape Juice."
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Webcomic Toothpaste for Dinner reveals that the foodies of Angola press on with their locally grown food-eating ways, no matter what.
Sure, the rise of food blogs has been chronicled in newspaper and magazine stories ad nauseam, but you know the phenomenon has really grabbed the attention of the mainstream when it appears in a Shoe comic, as it does today. By now, "civilian" diners are probably aware that the people making like Annie Leibovitz with their dinners are likely going to publish that photo on the internets. [via Off the Broiler]
Webcomic xkcd reveals a vital technique missing from the the curriculums of culinary schools everywhere: "How to Make Hash Browns with Flaming Tennis Racquets."
Webcomic xkcd tells no lies. Bacon + stove = rapid decline in your overall health. (Admittedly, bacon + anything will probably give you the same results.)
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Webcomic Cat and Girl touches upon some dietary restrictions, both widely known (milk-free diet) and not (riboflavin-free diet).
If you're sick of innocent-looking cute things only being able to act innocently and cutely, read the slightly twisted comic Kawaii Not by Meghan Murphy's (kawaii is Japanese for "cute"). In it, carrots threaten to blind you, marshmallows get impaled, and cookies hemorrhage chocolate chips. All while smiling, of course.
Check out her animated icons and online shop at kawaiinot.com.
How did Drew, mastermind behind the hilarious webcomic Toothpaste For Dinner, know that I cared about single origin broccoli? Damn, it was supposed to be a secret.
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