I’d say they were too cute to eat if my mouth wasn’t already full.

I can barely make a square gingerbread house without it falling down. That’s why I respect the heck out of Rachel Klemek of the Blackmarket Bakery, who made this amazing creation.

Photographer and food-lover Kelly McCollam has a unique recipe for making fantastic art. That’s because she uses salt, spices and food coloring to reconstruct classic paintings by Vincent Van Gogh. While here art is simply fantastic, it’s certainly a lot easier to hang an <a href=”http://www.neatoshop.com/product/Inflatable-Van-Gogh”>inflatable Van Gogh painting</a> on your walls rather than a plate of spices.

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If you’re looking for a yummy and cute way to enjoy your leftovers, consider these great Thanksgiving cupcakes made with turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and cranberry sauce. Yummy!

Who doesn’t like pumpkin pie?

Who knew that candy, Christmas tree and pumpkin cookie cutters could result in in these perfect Star Wars cookies? And aren’t they adorable?

We see plenty of adorable dogs and kitties online every day, but don’t think for a second that turtles aren’t equally precious.

Now that’s a tasty lunch treat.

Four bloody marys, two grapefruits, a half pound of breakfast meats, six lines of coke, a quart of milk and more all for breakfast for one crazy drug-riddled writer.

Thai artist and baker Kittiwat Unarrom sells these utterly disturbing and extraordinary bread sculptures of human body parts. I would buy a loaf of head, would you?