Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Food & Life Daily Hash: Baby food theft, conspicuous caviar consumption, and more
Posted by Kelsey Clodfelter on Wed, Apr 25, 2012 at 11:15 AM
- Wiki Commons
- The baby food aisle: where thieves are born
A New York police officer was charged with stealing $40 of baby food from a supermarket. This may be the first time in history someone has had to turn in their badge for swiping a few jars of mashed carrots.
Apparently, the cool kids in L.A. are mixing salt with hand sanitizer to extract the alcohol and drink it. If that were served as a shot at a bar we bet it would be called “Brined Alcohol Poisoning,” or “Salty E.R. Visit.”
Dogfish Head just released a thing that you might actually be able to afford ($20) that can make your beer taste like whatever the eff you want it to. Coffee beer? Check. Whiskey beer? Redundant, but check. Fish beer? Why not? The world is your beer-filled oyster!
Bet you never thought that purple cauliflower could blow your mind. Well, it can when it is filmed in super slow-mo with a fancy camera in CHOW’s first episode of Food Flash.
The most inappropriate thing about this compilation of the “12 Funniest and Most Inappropriate Ronald McDonald Photos” is how many people put their face or mouth on Ron. Do they have any concept of how many germs are on that guy? Ew.
Russians really know how to celebrate 4/20: with a caviar eating contest. On Friday, 49-year-old Alexander Valov proved his fish egg-eating prowess and won the contest by rapidly consuming 500 grams of caviar.
Ever find yourself having a nice, solitary meal at a restaurant and thinking, “Hey, I really would love to make some small talk with a complete stranger right now?” Never fear, Invite For a Bite has got you covered.
Additional reporting by Christen Thompson
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