What has two buns and just puked in his mouth a little? Not me! McDonald’s China just released a limited edition Oreo Spam burger (it was available for a single day, which is terrible news for anybody like me who was genuinely interested and just had to cancel a plane

Since they’re both owned by Yum! Brands, the Colonel has decided to take another page out of Taco Bell’s ‘Think outside the box’ playbook (not that he hasn’t been for quite some time) and developed a high-end bucket-shaped gaming PC in a collaboration with PC hardware manufacturer Cooler Master. The

This is a short clip of English food writer and television cook Nigella Lawson putting way too much effort into the pronunciation of ‘microwave’ on her BBC Two show Cook, Eat, Repeat. She pronounces it like ‘meecrow-wahvey.’ That’s weird. That’s like people jokingly calling Target, Tarjay or JCPenny, Jacques Penne.

Lifetime, in collaboration with KFC, is airing ‘Recipe For Seduction’, an original holiday mini-movie starring Mario Lopez as a sexy Colonel Sanders on Sunday, December 13th at 12pm eastern. I can hardly wait! Movie synopsis: Presented by KFC and Lifetime. As the holidays draw near, a young heiress contends with

Salami: it’s the new Fruit By The Foot. This is the 3.5 meter (~11.5-foot) Die Wurstkabeltrommel (“sausage cable drum”) available from German specialty food retailer Jungborn. The Krakow-style (spicy with a firm bite) salami hose costs €17 (~$21) and has an exposed shelf life of 8 weeks. 8 weeks —

Because nothing goes better with coal than a colorless, flavorless candy cane, this is the Bah, Humbug Candy Cane available from Archie McPhee. The 10.25-inch cane weighs 3.1-ounces and is void of “flavor, stripes, and Christmas Spirit.” They cost $4.50 apiece, which is a little bit more than I was

Because things stopped making sense way back at the beginning of the year, this is a video of a group of eaters cutting a cake with their wine goblets. I have never seen that before. And I better never see it in real life or I will throw a hissy

Because some people believe the old adage of not playing with your food only applies to solids, this is a video of glass artist Mattes Kuche giving a nudge to a wine glass he made with such a thin stem that the whole bowl of the glass actually wobbles back