Michael Singer

If the thought of devouring a half dozen deep-fried dough rings helps you to rethink slurping down a nearly 300 calorie beverage, then these are photos worthy of your time.

We're guessing that this man's audition to become the Gorton's of Gloucester spokesperson proved unsuccessful.

In Chinese Walmarts, you can buy live frogs, dead crocodiles, and scores of mixed cuts of meat from giant bins.

Watch this fantastical stop-motion video of baking a cake.

See the stunning food-meets-fashion images from Italian photographer Fulvio Bonavia's book, "A Matter of Taste."

On her new site Yelp Yack, an illustrator portrays the way she images harsh Yelp reviewers look.

Take a look at Brooklyn artist Este Lewis's food wallpapers.

Watch someone recreate the Mona Lisa with excess burger fat.

There are many places on the web to learn the artistry of seduction, but this rose made from a straw wrapper will work its way to a woman's heart faster than a KFC Double Down Sandwich.

The rumors are true: There is a cat who loves to cuddle with a hot bowl of curry.

A new site called "The Most Awesomest Thing Ever" pits two random things against one another so you can choose one with a mouse click. Foodies will find the occasional match up of edibles (see photo above) to be of particular interest.

Learn some handy tips for serving chips.

Mental Floss has drafted a beer geography quiz to assess your brewcognition.

The earth-friendly* pizza franchise, Pizza Fusion, is holding an Earth Day Video Contest to design their next pie.

Find out how to make a wallet with an In-N-Out employee's paper hat, some tape, and a knife.

For those unfamiliar with the story, Passover celebrates the Exodus of the Hebrews when they were freed from slavery in ancient Egypt.

Between the Lines posted the nine easy steps with photos so you can soon give your oranges and apples a stretchy, earth-friendly ride back from the market.

Food technology has not yet reached the "Back to the Future Part II"-status of rehydrated compact pizzas and automated fruit dispensers that only respond to proper decorum, but there are still some advancements afoot.

What happens when fruit is ranked on a binary scale of worthiness.

Here are recipes to satisfy the cravings of some of our favorite movie characters.