Awesome Food

Keep your sushi hydrated with some salty soy sauce, and the help of some of Star Wars’ most iconic characters. These ceramic dishes feature heads of Darth Vader, a Stormtrooper, C-3PO, and R2-D2. Even though they’re priced at $100, we still want them to turn up outside of Japan.

(PG-13: Language) “Yeah no, f**k you! I’m eating it and I’m fine!.. Oh uh no I spoke too soon. Here it comes.” It’s Always Sunny and Fist Fight star Charlie Day talks about Wade Boggs, his second acting role and more as he powers through Hot Ones’ wings.

Need a burst of energy but don’t have a cup of joe handy? Two Go Cubes not only give you the power-up of a cup of coffee, they taste like a coffee, mocha, or latte too. Additional nutrients help smooth out the caffeine jolt, improve alertness, focus, memory, and reaction time.

(PG-13: Language) “People live their life like an open wound to be famous. Now, they do anything (looks at camera) to be famous.” Ricky Gervais can barely tolerate Tabasco, but he still went on Hot Ones to talk about his distended sack, political correctness, and more.

(PG-13: Language) “That whole comparing and eating rappers, like, it’s starting to get weird. I don’t wanna say that no more.” The man who ruined Cool Ranch Doritos talks about Adult Swim cartoons, serving meals in jail, food references in songs and more.

Saffron is a truly tasty flavoring, that’s also ridiculously expensive. Discovery UK shows us how much effort goes into harvesting this exotic spice. Next time you go to a Spanish restaurant, take a moment to think about these folks who worked so hard so you can enjoy your paella.

Watch in amazement as a master Japanese chef takes a single daikon radish and works his precision knife skills to carve it into the links of a chain. We wouldn’t try and secure a bike lock with this thing, but we would eat it with a spicy tuna roll and some miso soup.

“Peanut butter jelly, or portobello. Open up your mouth… and say hello!” A silly song about one of our favorite kinds of food. Parry Gripp extolls the many wonders of fresh ingredients placed between layers of bread with this catchy little tune. It’s definitely not gluten-free.

We’re not sure why freakin’ Whirlpool is allowed to use crowdfunding, but their product is intriguing. Zera takes up to a week’s worth of leftover food and turns it into fertilizer in 24 hours with the help of an additive that consists mostly of coconut fiber and baking soda.

(PG-13: Language) “This is just outright, “I’m gonna f*** your mouth up hot.”” Hot Ones kicks off 2017 with new sauces and Top Chef host Padma Lakshmi. She talked about being friends with WorldStarHipHop founder Q, being on Star Trek and more.

…or in this case a grilled, baked and microwaved grilled cheese sandwich. YouTube channel HellthyJunkFood shows us how to make a grilled cheese sandwich that has over 3,600 calories. Because that’s one of our New Year’s resolutions right?

Always gleeful pastry chef Rosanna Pansino shows us how to create a cake that looks like a computer motherboard from the Nerdy Nummies Cookbook. It’s populated with candy components and circuit traces made from icing. Kit Kats really do look like electronic parts.

Tallahassee, Florida confectioner Lofty Pursuits shows off some of their old-school methods for making candies, as they pull melted sugar, crank it through vintage equipment, then crack it apart to create the final forms for their sweet treats. You can buy their candies here.

Digiatalsoju TV provides a unique perspective on the isolation and anti-American propaganda served up to residents of North Korea as we meet four refugees as they try out some tasty barbeque dishes at a westernized restaurant in South Korea. Seriously, even our forks are evil.

Rhett and Link met up with First We Feast/Hot Ones’ host Sean Evans to take on an insanely spicy curry dish, while trying to answer trivia questions. Each wrong answer means another bite of the killer phall curry from New York’s Brick Lane Curry House.

“Pizza was scrap.” Munchies’ The Pizza Show goes on a pizza tour of New York City – widely believed to be the first city in the United States to offer the delicious dish. Wipe the drool off your face and remember these legendary pizzerias.

(PG-13: Language) Hot Ones host Sean Evans shares some behind-the-scenes as well as his favorite moments from the second season of his hot wings talk show. Find out about Coolio creeping out their office, Key and Peele’s love for jokes and more.

YouTuber Life Where I’m From’s kids and his niece prepared lunch for their indoor picnic (and for an NHK show called Cool Japan). They also teach us a few Japanese words while cooking. Dekinai any of that stuff.

Hot Ones has arrived. Now it’s hosting Hollywood co-stars who you genuinely can’t tell if they’re having fun or even like each other. Watch James Franco and Bryan Cranston talk beards, murder and more while being handsome.

Binging with Babish attempts to replicate the insanely sweet breakfast meal that Buddy the Elf made in the Christmas classic. The spaghetti starts out looking tasty, then it goes far off the rails. We can’t believe Will Ferrell managed to gulp this stuff down without gagging.

(PG-13: Language) Rapper, radio host and superthug N.O.R.E. talks about the booze of hip hop, record label CEOs and more while unabashedly bromancing Hot Ones’ Sean “Dude” Evans and getting wasted on Tiger Bone and hot sauce.

Snack cakes in ice cream form with the help of Nestle. There’s CupCakes: chocolate ice cream, chocolate cake, cream frosting; Twinkies: buttercream ice cream, sponge cake, vanilla frosting; and Sno Balls: marshmallow ice cream, chocolate cake, coconut swirl. Coming soon.

(PG-13: Language) The surprisingly grounded and relatable rapper Post Malone talks about jamming with Toby Keith and SEAL Team Six, his animal pics, embracing oneself and more while chomping on hot wings. He’s also got hella weird pained expressions.