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Too many cooks: 10 highest-grossing movies about cooking

    1- Ratatouille $206,445,654
    2- Julie & Julia $94,125,426
    3- Chocolat $71,509,363
    4- The Hundred-Foot Journey $54,240,821
    5- No Reservations $43,107,979
    6- Chef $31,424,003
    7- Like Water for Chocolate $21,665,468
    8- Burnt $13,651,946
    9- Big Night $12,008,376
    10- Eat Drink Man Woman $7,294,403

    Waffling around with Eggo

      I know, summer is not even halfway through. It’s too soon! Kellogg’s is proud to bring back for a limited time, thick and fluffy Eggo pumpkin spice waffles.

      Wagyu Pastrami Sando

        Did I die and go to delicatessen heaven? Shalom Japan is a mutual marriage of Ashkenazi Jewish and Japanese fusion cuisine. How can you go wrong with dishes such as matzoh-ball ramen, mochi blintzes, and okonomiyaki topped with corned lamb tongue and sauerkraut? It’s only natural for chefs and owners Aaron Israel and Sawako Okochi to delight the world with this offshoot restaurant. Just look at that pastrami sandwich, it screams, eat me! The Wagyu Pastrami Sando is the best combo the cultural diversity that the couple has to offer to unsuspecting stomachs in Brooklyn, New York. Where else did you expect to find Shalom Japan?

        Avengers Ziploc Bags

          Your local grocery store has become a giant billboard for the Avengers’ newest movie offering. There is merchandising related products from cereal to Ziploc bags promoting the Avengers. These Thanos prove bags will keep your food safe from disappearing into thin air. The blitz of Avenger items in every aisle is an amazing thing to see.

          A Brie(f) History of Cheese

            Before empires and royalty, before pottery and writing, before metal tools and weapons – there was cheese. As early as 8000 BCE, Neolithic farmers began a legacy of cheesemaking almost as old as civilization. Today, the world produces roughly 22 billion kilograms of cheese a year, shipped and consumed around the globe. Paul Kindstedt shares the history of one of our oldest and most beloved foods.

            Walt Disney: Poutine Hot Diggity Dog

              It is a wonderful world after all! Casey’s Corner in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom has this unique item on the menu, Poutine All-Beef Foot Long Hot Diggity Dog. Get my ticket ready, my tummy is boarding this gravy train.

              Mac Sabbath Coming to a Town Near You

                Is this what happens when food goes bad? Introducing Mac Sabbath! The parody Black Sabbath group has got the attention of the world. The California-based heavy metal band is hungry to get your attention.

                Froot Loops and Mini Doughnuts

                  Mini donuts in Froot Loops flavors? Can it be true? Hardee’s and Carl’s Jr. teamed up with Froot Loops to release Froot Loops Mini Donuts. The five-pack of mini donuts go for just $2 a pop.

                  Muncho Monster

                    C is not only for cookies. C is also for chips. Did you know that Jim Henson was hired to do the first Munchos potato chips commercials? He created Arnold the Muncho Monster that predates Cookie Monster on Sesame Street. Maybe Arnold did not love Munchos that much, so he later developed a sweet tooth for cookies.

                    Poutine in a Pitcher

                      While a picture is worth a thousand words, this pitcher is worth $22.00. Forget the beer, the cook decided to fill up the pitcher with poutine. Montreal restaurant, Medley Simple Malt, serves up this gut-stuffing decadent meal. I hope they have a long fork to reach down to get the remaining cheese curds. My stomach says yes, but my eyes are reluctant.

                      Taiyaki: Japanese fish-shaped cake

                        These delightful faux fish are made from pancake batter and sandwiched together with sweetened azuki beans or custard. The Japanese treat is known as Taiyaki, it is just a waffle in the shape of a fish with custom filling.