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It’s Would You Rather Wednesday! Let’s take a look at some classic holiday/Christmas time foods, and ask, which would you rather have to eat all in one sitting? Option #1: One chocolate yule log. Option #2: A dozen large gingerbread cookies. You must sit down – and you cannot get up until you have eaten all of the [...]

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I know, I know, “who the heck has to try that” you say.  Apparently it’s a thing that people really enjoy. From salted caramel everything to good old fashioned kettle corn, sweet and savory is a blend that people are talking about. And if people are talking about something weird and oddly popular then I guess I should eat it. I got conflicting [...]

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New Holiday items spotted on grocery shelves. (via The Impulsive Buy) Why Japan’s obsession with KFC and Christmas has grown. (via The Smithsonian) Serious Eats suggests some awesome burger themed gifts. (via Serious Eats) This Christmas dinner is a piece of cake. Literally. (via Huffington Post) Pepperidge Farm Candy Cane Mini Milanos are a mouthful, [...]

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So Good Readers, Happy Monday!  And by Happy Monday, I mean I CAN’T BELIEVE IT’S MONDAY AGAIN WHY WHY WHY WHY.  But I digress.  It was a great football weekend, and an even greater snacking weekend, as I finally had a chance to try something that had been burning a hole in my junk food [...]

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It’s Monday, which means it’s time for another Eating Styles poll. Since I’m having an omelette this morning, I’m curious; what do you put in your omelette? We’ve asked you before how you like your eggs and what you order at breakfast diners, but omelettes are a whole different beast deserving of their own poll. [...]

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Nothing says the holidays more than smashing a candy cane or drowning yourself in egg nog – all in super slow-mo. Check out the video from last week’s Conan. Also, take a look at the top food-related videos from 2012 c/o Eater. I previously wrote about two of them here and here.

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Regardless if their new homes were muddy trenches during WWI, mosquito netted barracks in Vietnam or a battleship in the South Pacific, thousands of miles away from home at Christmas, soldiers still celebrated the Holidays as best they could, with whatever food they could procure or were supplied. Here are just a few pictures taken [...]

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Once again my reputation as the guy who eats weird food was a huge asset in finding this weeks item. Some of my co-workers arrived in NYC before me and found a place called Sakagura that served Ika Shiokara and I had no choice but to rise to the occasion.  In my research into this [...]

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