Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Friday, February 6, 2009

tired of the busy world?


Have a break. Just sit back and enjoy the silence. Not just silence, but enjoy nothing. A new web site from Kit Kat, where nothing is going on. Nothing at all. If you discover something going on, it's probably a bug. You are requested to email the webmaster and they will fix it. If you read the fine print, you can be rewarded for detecting something going on.

Fun marketing ad? Something lame? Maybe both. Have a Break

Related Kit Kat references:
giant
chicago
all the flavors: with descriptions or slideshow
taking a break in the 80s

   

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

mix & match


It was Saturday night and I was heading out on the town. What was on the agenda? First a stop off at friends for wine, munchies and some meet and greets. All normal good fun. But then came dinner plans and some recreational fun. Bowling to be exact. Lucky for us, the Chinese restaurant and bowling alley were the same place. Come on, doesn't bowling just say Chinese? Who comes up with these unusual bedmate ideas? Here's a few pics of my night.





Click on the picture and read bullet two. So many options.


More than just Chinese Food

Thursday, September 25, 2008

delicious


As found in my local grocery shop, right next to each other. Just seems a bit odd to me. Free recipes and a gross meat product. Um, bad marketing I think. Beef nuggets just doesn't sound all that appealing. I wonder what other delicious treats are people suggesting out there. Let's take a look.

join the group
rachel's snack
possum road kill
horrible recipes
rice krispies
  

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

peanuts

I was just inspired by my recent flight....about an hour ago. I now sit on a bus riding north on the 101 Freeway. Lucky me, the bus has wifi. Who knew? So lucky.

So, as I ride my air chariot to Oakland, the lovely flight attendant offers me two packages of peanuts. And I thought, really? We're still doing peanuts. Hmm, how about raisins, pretzels, or chexmix? When did this tradition start? Before the public realized that many people are allergic?

Let's review some important information to shed a light on this unusual, yet common treat.

the gang
a real story
funk the peanuts
the history
people are dumb
  

Sunday, August 31, 2008

it's not breakfast and it's not lunch. it's brunch.


It's Sunday morning and in typical fashion of many Angelinos, it's time to get ready for brunch. This morning is a bit different. I'm not heading out to brunch. Instead, it's being made at a residence with friends stopping by. None of this is really all that unusual. But, what I have noticed is the love for brunch on Sunday. Why brunch and why Sunday? How did this made up meal find its way to Sunday? Is this merger of two meals as popular in places other than the major cities? Do folks in Mad River, CA eat brunch? Do you eat brunch? Have a special place or recipe to share?

This is our menu today:
frittata with lots of add-ins
pear and blue cheese quesadilla
roasted potatoes
soy chirozo
asiago chicken sausage
bacon
pear and fig flatbread
mini jelly donuts...don't ask
mimosa

Now, let's investigate this meal of meals.

Saturday, August 23, 2008

Friends Don't Let Friends Drink Friends


Thirsty? Feeling a little drained and need a pick me up? Don't go drinking off your friend's neck. Instead, try the new sexy Tru Blood synthetic blood nourishment beverage. All flavor without the bite.
The new HBO series True Blood starts September 7th at 9 PM. It's from the creators of Six Feet Under and is based on the Southern Vampire novels by Charlaine Harris.

I read the first book and enjoyed it. A little too much romance for my liking. But it was quirky and a different concept than other vampire tales. Vampires finally coming out of the closet. Great idea.

There is a ton of fun promotions for this new show. I haven't even seen the show and I already want to purchase stuff from the online store. Check it out.

the trailer
bloodcopy - chronicles the integration of vampires with humans
the comic book
dating...at lovebitten
vampire haters
american vampire league - facebook

Wednesday, August 20, 2008

squishing the tomato



Most Americans have it in their home and eat large annual quanties of this magical sauce. Recently I have noticed the fascination and passion people have around their preferred ketchup. I on the other hand have a bottle of the organic non Heinz brand in the Frigidaire. I am considered a non-purist for your information. Who knew? In celebration of you tomato lovers, let's take a glimpse of the catsup, aka ketchup religion.

ketchup world
matt le blanc
the restaurant
the largest bottle
speed painting
heinz
  

Sunday, August 17, 2008

the blaster


I think this is going to be breakfast this morning. I found this product at my local Ralphs. Admittedly, I first saw this product on another blog. There was even a demo. I was instantly intrigued. Organic batter in a can? Love it. Now why can't my iPhone do all of this?
pancakes, the video
more related resources:
roscoe's commerical....a must see!
   

Saturday, August 2, 2008

cakes, tuxedos, and more

UPDATE:
check out photos here
read kenny's blog entry about the day

Today was the wedding of my good friend Kenny. He married his partner Harry in a ceremony in Los Angeles, CA. I had the honor of being Kenny's best man. It was a wonderful day. It was also unique. Why unique who ask? Kenny and Harry did not want the typicla wedding day. Things like the edition of Star Trek lapel pins and cuff links, Star Trek figures within the decorations, and the unusual cake made for a out of the ordinary day.
Read a little more about Kenny:


see the cake (one of the three)

what is it? It's a Borg Cube from Star Trek!


here's a picture of a cube from the show


Borg cubes as seen on Star Trek. Yes, Star Trek. Even better pics beside the rough shot above (and showing all three cubes) will appear soon.

Who made the cake? Simply Yours, Cakes by Design. They're a cake company from Sonoma County, CA. Clearly they can make any request.

Check out more wedding resources:

star trek weddings
that wow!
thriller
two grooms
topper
a great first dance


Sunday, July 27, 2008

everything is frozen


Has anyone noticed the current trend of frozen yogurt joints popping up all over? Of course you have. Most of us know of Pinkberry. But how about all of the others, Red Mango, Top of the Swirl, Yogotango, Golden Spoon, Yolato, Berrywild, and Flurt.

It's funny that this new business is really a couple decades old. If we flash back to the 80's, that's when Frozen Yogurt first made its debut in America. Now, we get to experience it all over again, just rebranded, flashier, and trendy again. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy a good tart plain yogurt with fresh berries. I think we are going to see some elimination before it's too long.

Here's a few articles on the yogurt subject:

Feeling like checking out all of your options:

More Info:
TCBY... yes, they're still around

Thursday, July 24, 2008

goats on the range

Lactose intolerant? Well, I am and it stinks. There is a little oh natural promise just a shopping experience away. It's Laloo's Goat's Milk Ice Cream. This little business is settled in beautiful Sonoma County, CA (aka the wine country). I have been all over their website reading about the goats, the beliefs of the business, and the naturally low fat, lactose friendly frozen deliciousness. I have yet to try it. But I will venture out this weekend to find my fix. If you visit the site, you'll learn all about goat happiness and where to find your fix. Check it out! http://www.goatmilkicecream.com/