Edible cartoons and comics

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I like this one!
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“Several complaints that the meatballs are gritty.”

By Tom Cheney

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Yeah, that one’s old. From National Lampoon in the 70’s.

I love the one with the spider and the fly but I think it would be funnier without the caption.

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The way how my kitchen looks when I’m cooking for a dinner party.

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Mischa Richter

By Jack Ziegler


Museum of Breakfast


Fish again?

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I ended up having the Olive Oil cake to go, from Bull Valley Roadhouse in Port Costa, and didn’t share a morsel.

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https://www.saveur.com/tags/comix

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I have the 2 French ones, Alain Passard and A boire et à manger. Both are good, especially Alain Passard, he is portraited as manic and crazy chef, but I believe in reality, he is like that too.

This is reminding me that Lucky Peach used to do a lot of “comics”.

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Haha, I’m still at level 1…

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I may have “powered up” to “6”! My “kitchen of tommorow”, anyway.

I just need “hungry onions,” on my “encouragement” apps!

P.S. Huh! Tre just challenged Carla’s racial biasing, or maybe steroetypes, on that Season Nine, episode 11: Top Chef All Stars Stars episode! The “Southern Challenge”.

I might need to watch it 10 more times to decide.

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Too many quotation marks.

I guess you are cooking the dishes from the show too?

Just in case, I found the cover of your comics.

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Who has time for this?:roll_eyes: