Michael Singer

This cake--based on a Threadless t-shirt concept--is equal parts scholarly and 7-year-old-let-loose-in-the-kitchen.

The web site movierecipes.net posts recipes and videos so you can make the food featured in classic movies.

Check out Breville's new dual AM/FM radio / toaster.

Jif's funny kid-friendly recipe takes three ingredients, three steps, and three minutes.

Paula Deen riding a butter bronco bareback.

Watch musicians use 146 empty beer bottles to perform Vittorio Monti's "Czardas."

A spoof of As Seen on TV mail-order products brings new meaning to eating with your hands.

Kraft's latest commercial for their sweet mayo alternative shows Jersey Shore's Pauly D rejecting Miracle Whip as even a pomade for his greasy spikes.

At left you'll find George Washington's handwritten recipe for "small beer," recently published on the New York Public Library's Tumblr.

Any plutocrat would thirst after the secret to the beverage's success, so Coke shelters the formula in equal parts intrigue and propaganda. But now, This American Life says it has the recipe.

Check out Seattle Weekly's fun illustration on the history of bacon, from inexpensive and delicious protein source to campy domineering meme.

Paula Deen posted her recipe for this Sugared Rose Parade Layer Cake on Twitter today.

Trenta means thirty in Italian, but Starbucks literally one ups the translation with a cup that holds 31 ounces of liquid.

Comedian and actor Michael Ian Black and actor Tom Cavanagn take a single snack per podcast and analyze its snacking merit in a way no podcast has achieved before.

Celebrate the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit by cooking our amazing Rabbit Etouffee with Baked Cheese Grits.

Over at Slate, Catherine Price weighs the social stigma (and potential health risks) of peeling one's dinner off the street against the sustainable and local food movement.

On a one to ten scale of geeky pizza gadgets, we give it a Deep Dish Nine.