A Tribute to Oatmeal – Banana split, scary face, muffin tops, & many more oatmeal recipes

breakfast, oatmeal, other sites | March 21, 2010 | By

Halloween oatmeal scary faces

What’s so quirky about oatmeal? Nothing usually. In fact, I don’t even like oatmeal. Sure, I love using oats in breads and cookies, but to cook up a bowl of oats and add various things to the nasty, sticky, flavorless stuff….isn’t appealing at all.

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But this woman really knows how to make oatmeal look delicious. Granted, with many of these dishes, I’d probably just eating the toppings and move on, lol, but there are some I’m actually tempted to try. They look amazing and when I say “many more oatmeal recipes,” I mean it.

As in, I stopped counting pictures at 80… It’s an entire tribute to oatmeal. I’ve included a handful of her pictures in this post, but please go look at the full thing over there, even if you aren’t big on oatmeal or think it’s nothing exciting. You’d be wrong right off the bat after looking at her oatmeal banana split.

Oatmeal Banana Split

How goofy is that?? And yet, it’s nothing like the This Is Why Youre Fat stuff I’ve posted here already, because it’s actually something good for you. *Gasp*

They’re not just all a variation of the same toppings either. They range from hearty or nutty to sweet or even birthday cake! There’s no doubt about it, KathEats knows her oats and if anybody were to do a tribute, she’s definitely the one for the job.

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Do you eat crap? Just how much?

This is an awesome promo video by The Pump Energy Food that makes a great point about all the crap many of us really eat. Would you like purple dressing with that?

Can I put it right on the rack?

images, other sites, pictures, pizza | February 3, 2010 | By

Strangely specific questions
My feed reader is filled with tons of sites I follow, and a decent chunk of them are food/cooking sites. Serious Eats is one of them and a few weeks ago, the above picture was posted.

I wonder how specific a question has to be in order for it to make it into the list of questions. Then again maybe if ovens came with the same sort of FAQs, this would never have happened: