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Chocolatiers Sculpt Exact Replica of Notre-Dame in Chocolate | My Modern Met
By Emma Taggart on December 10, 2024 Photo: kmiragaya/Depositphotos To celebrate the reopening of the Notre-Dame, chocolatiers sculpted an extraordinary chocolate replica of the famous cathedral. The Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris reopened its doors on Sunday, December 8, five years … Continue reading
Tomatoes (2023) Award Winning CGI Animated Short Film by Kei Kanamori
Get ready for a thrilling talent show starring adorable tomatoes! Director: Kei Kanamori twitter: / kei_kanamori Instagram: / keikanamori_ Character Modeler : Mariko Kato twitter: / min_marimari Instagram: / katomariko3 Animator : Ryoto Nakahara twitter: / nakanaka_rrr Animator : Ryo … Continue reading
Unusual Geometric Cake Designs by Dinara Kasko | Colossal
September 21, 2016 Design Food Christopher Jobson When looking at a case of pastries in a bakery it’s usually possible to intuit what something might taste like because of its familiar shape or color. Such is not the case with … Continue reading
From “The Work of the Devil” to Fast Food French Fries: The Wild Story of Potatoes
Since the first time they caught a ride on a Spanish ship from Peru, potatoes have taken the world on a wild journey. Feared as the “work of the devil”, hailed as the answer to starvation and cooked into a … Continue reading
Twisting Vines and Leafy Botanics Carved into Crusty Breads by Blondie + Rye | Colossal
March 12, 2020 Food Grace Ebert All images © Blondie + Rye North Carolina-based baker Hannah P. has planted herself firmly at the intersection of art and food as she transforms her crusty rye loaves and spelt focaccias into edible … Continue reading