This is a video of chocolatier Amaury Guichon (previously) constructing a life-size leopard entirely out of chocolate. I’ve heard of snow leopards, but chocolate leopards? Do you think the master chocolatiers from those Lindt chocolate commercials could make equally impressive leopards? I doubt it. Besides, the ones in the commercials

In How It’s Made news, this is a video from business Insider taking a tour of one of Ben & Jerry’s two St. Albans, Vermont factories, that run 24 hours and together crank out nearly 1,000,000 pints of ice cream every day. Damn that’s a lot of ice cream! I’m

This is a video of a man throwing a large sheet cake in the air, it performing two full flips, and him catching it. He looks like my dentist. Should this be an Olympic sport? Yes. Should I be a judge? Also yes. And if I have to taste every

An insult to pastry chefs the world over, the Bakon Cake Decorator (officially the Bakon Piston Depositor with Cake Decorating Option) can spread the icing on layered cakes with enough precious and evenness to presumably avoid any 1-star Yelp reviews. That’s cool, but I prefer my cakes iced the old

These are a couple compilation videos of cakes that look like appliances, clothes and other food being cut to reveal their secret cakey interiors. All the cakes featured in the videos were crafted by cake artist Tuba Geçkil and company of Red Rose Cake Studio in Istanbul, Turkey. Now those

Because occasionally dreams really do come true, Reese’s has released this massive pie-sized peanut butter cup in time for Thanksgiving. The beast measures 9-inches in diameter and contains a total of 3.4-pounds of peanut butter and chocolate. A serving suggestion is 1/48th of the pie (how can you even cut

This is a shot of very dapper 4-year old Noah Bryant eating one of the 918 SpongeBob popsicles he accidentally ordered using his mother Jennifer’s Amazon account. Noah managed to order 54 cases of the fruit punch and cotton candy (with gumball eyeball) flavored treats, totaling $2,618.85. That’s $2.85 a

These are the ‘Delightful Dunkers’ 3-D printed and sold by Etsy shop FlipTricks. $8.50 will get you a pack of three skewers designed to pierce and hold the creme filling of an OREO while you dunk the cookie in a glass of milk or, if you’re doing it completely wrong,