Always dreamed of a 72-inch, 15-pound circular weighted blanket with a Pizza Hut cheese and pepperoni pizza printed on it? Well no need to dream, because Pizza Hut teamed up with weighted blanket manufacturer Gravity Blanket to bring us just that in the form of this $150 Original Pan Weighted

Purveyor of solid standard hot sauces Cholula (I’m particularly fond of Original and Chili Lime) has teamed up with maker of kitchen and bath tools simplehuman to bring us this Touch-Free Hot Sauce Dispenser. Dropping at noon on December 1st for $130 (with free shipping and 64-ounce starter bottle of

In proof that dreams occasionally (rarely, but occasionally) do come true, Oreo has just announced the OREOiD online ordering system, a system that allows you to customize an Oreo order with choice of creme color (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, or white), a fudge or white fudge dip,

Because sometimes food fights are one-sided, this is a video of South Korean Youtube mukbang (eating show) host Tasty Hoon attempting to operate a fondue cheese fountain and being attacked by the cheese in the process. I’m going to go out on a very short limb here (I’m actually just

This is a four minute timelapse video of a glass of soda with a lemon over the course of 105 days. It looks like things really start to get delicious around the one week mark, and just keep getting more and more delectable from there. I’ll take a sip of

This is a video of keycap artist Tiny discussing the cleverly named ‘Smorgasboard’ keyboard she made that has all food related keycaps crafted out of modeling clay. Most of the foods even represent the key they’re on (ie avocado for A, sushi for S, doughnut for D, french fries for

These are the food-safe, ultra-realistic human skull bowls crafted and sold by Etsy shop CatacombCulture. They hold 16-ounces, come in a variety of different colors, and are hand wash only and NOT microwave safe. I am okay with that. Unfortunately, they cost $175+ depending on color, which I am much

This is a video of Youtuber Equalo’s quest to run Doom on a Raspberry Pi powered entirely by potatoes. He fails (the Raspberry Pi needed more amperage than the potatoes produced), but then he uses his giant 700-piece rotting potato battery to successfully run the game on a TI-84 graphing