
Sandra Lee, of "Semi-Homemade Fame", the face of American uselessness, thinks corn nuts are acorns and doesn't realize that Jews don't eat pork.
Is she new?
Marshmallows are made with gelatin and why is it so hard to make frosting? Butter + Icing sugar + splash of milk = Icing.
FoodTV apparently received so many complaints, that according to the Associate Press, the recipe was removed from their website. It is clear by the following link, FoodTV has no infact removed the "edible hate crime" off of their website.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/sandra-lee/star-of-david-angel-food-cake-recipe/index.html
or maybe you would rather watch it?
http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/hannukah-cake/3201.html
Enjoy the Star of David, Angel Food Cake atrocity from the woman that looks like Heidi Montag's mom.
Want to check out the Kwanzaa disaster?
http://www.foodnetwork.com/videos/kwanzaa-cake/1455.html
This show offends me on so many levels...
hahaha
omg, Rachel Ray's been replaced!!
Friday, January 02, 2009
Tasteless... Literally
Posted by
KarmaCake
1/02/2009 02:38:00 PM
Why Australians are tougher than me
Posted by
KarmaCake
1/02/2009 02:27:00 PM

What the fuck is this thing?!?
My two BFF's are moving to Australia next year, and while I am a little jealous, this worm thing really grosses me out!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pokerchampdaniel/3136421527/
Super Barrio - Real Life Super Hero
Posted by
KarmaCake
1/02/2009 12:58:00 PM

I was going to write a post about the best Toronto eats for 2008 - but I came across something so much better!
In Mexico City, there's a real life super hero named, Super Barrio!
Super Barrio is a character dreamed up by a high school drop out. However, his work shows that you don't need a college degree for heart!
Super Barrio is a symbol of a social movement, where by he brings to light the collapse of political performance in the lives of the every day poor. He inspires people to believe that it is possible to win when faced with a corrupt system and he is a spokesperson for fair wages, working and living conditions for Latin Americans.
I assure you, Super Barrio is very very real. He came about in 1987 as a voice of Mexico City's Neighborhood Assembly, bringing to light the commercial expansion in the city center. This expansion was pushing residents to the city limits, those who remained by occupying vacant lots or requesting wage increases to afford the increased costs were either sent to jail or fired... Can we draw any parallels outside of Mexico?
I'll cut it short, but Super Barrio is a pretty special guy. He's still doing his thing challenging the system and being the coolest North American folk hero most people don't even know about.
He's there to remind us that we all have a little Super Barrio within us!
Congrats to California
Posted by
KarmaCake
1/02/2009 10:57:00 AM
They just passed Prop. 2 that deems humane living conditions for chickens.
If you don't get the irony in that, then reflect on Prop. 8, that vote that revoked the rights of homosexuals to marry.
I guess gays already have great places to live. I guess it'll be more tense when chickens want the right to marry.
