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Edible International Flags Served on a Plate

TheWriteMeister — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 01:13:03 +0000

As every year, Sydney will host this autumn the Crave Sydney International Food Festival where hundreds of chefs will come to prepare some most exotic foods from all over the world.

The festival is scheduled to begin on October 2 with Barbecue Madness event and it will last about one month.

The organizers of this festival have got an idea to create flags of every country, which are going to have their representatives on this festival, from food. So, here you can see some of the flags of attendants and I have to admit that those flags never looked so delicious to me like today

Paint Your Breakfast With Bread Palette

TheWriteMeister — Fri, 28 May 2010 23:40:28 +0000

Breakfast is the meal which always needs to be as more entertaining as it is possible. It is very important to have a happy breakfast which will cheer you up and fill you with plenty of positive energy that you need for the rest of the day.

Having usual bread slices is cool but what if even bread slices could be more entertaining? The ‘Bread Palette’ is new bread design done by Ryohei Yoshiuki which, when it is sliced on parts, contains a hole inside every slice, and it looks exactly like painting palette. Now all you need to do is to take a spoon and spread your favorite butter and jam on it and while you are doing that you will feel like a real artist.

The World’s Heaviest Hamburger Made by Ted Reader

GeeksGlombert — Sat, 08 May 2010 12:22:13 +0000

Famous Canadian chef and food entertainer Ted Reader and his assistants made huge hamburger which weights 590 pounds (about 267 kilograms) and now they are waiting official confirmation from Guinness World Records that this was the world’s heaviest hamburger.

Ted and his assistants made this huge hamburger yesterday in Toronto, Canada. They used about 300 pounds of beef meat. The previous record holder was an 84-kilograms hamburger. They had to make a specially designed grill for this purpose only to bake the meat. The whole cooking process lasted about six hours.

Ted Reader is award-wining food entertainer who hosts different TV and radio cooking shows. He is especially dedicated to create “real food for real people”. Well, I guess that real people like when their hamburger is bigger, no matter how big, because it is newer too big and it always can be bigger and better, lol.