Culture Buzz You know, like Nicotine patches, except they're non-working. They're a gag giveaway by Danone Yogurt. Here's the Fail—they smell like the delicious junk food they represent.
Culture Buzz Once again, junk food saves the day and makes everyone's lives a little better. Snackman is the not the hero our city needs, he's the hero our city deserves.
Food Buzz This is the opposite of food porn. When they start making TV dinners that actually look like they do on the covers, I'll know that we've advanced as a society.
Culture Buzz So the Doritos Taco from Taco Bell is pretty disgusting, but did you know there are things much, much, much worse? Like for instance, the McDonalds Ranch Chicken Snickers Bar Snack Wrap.
Food Buzz This brings back memories from when I was in school. In 5th grade we visited one of the local Little Debbie farms and all of us kids picked Honey Buns from the Honey Buns bush.
WHY is yellow dude blindly grabbing for orange guy's wiener? (via underaged.tumblr.com)
Politics Buzz The Daily Show looks the new debt crisis congressional “supercommittee” and the “amazing powers” they posses. At least find out how Sen. John “The Trickler” Kyl got his superhero name. (via thedailyshow.com)
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The irony is as rich as pound cake: A university nutrition professor is stuffing himself with junk food to lose weight.
Culture Buzz Gorillas Schroeder, Gordy and Togo from a Minnesota zoo were caught on tape eating Pop Tarts allegedly fed to them by an off-duty cop at 2:00am.
A look at Burger King's fancy new, pseudo-restaurant-style layout, which opened its first outlet yesterday in Orlando. On hand: Bourbon Whoppers, Three-Cheese Steakhouse XT burgers, and Pepper Bacon Steakhouse XT burgers with 22 different toppings. In related news, Arby's has discontinued their squirrel nuggets.
Why would anyone want French Vanilla when you can have AMERICAN Vanilla?? USA USA! Our pre-packaged coffee products are the envy of the world.
Business Buzz New ad campaign promotes “Random acts of Cheetos” (RAoC). Part Dharma initiative, part Fight Club, and part guerilla terrorist cell, this marketing campaign for Cheetos incites its followers to “Stick it to the man” and come up with spiteful uses for the nasty bi-product of Cheeto snacking, those grimy orange fingers.