Yummy Links: From Banned Cupcakes to the Sex Life of Food

September 7, 2007

by POPSUGAR Food 9

Have the food police gone too far? Several schools have banned cupcakes at school birthday celebrations. Whaaat? - Serious Eats
For the love of all things bacon, including a bacon press, bacon candy, bacon salt and more. - iVillage
So how does Smucker's Magic Shell work. - Chow
What do you think of this sunny side up shag rug? - CasaSugar

Speaking of eggs, here are five things you should know about them. - FitSugar
Need some back to school tips and recipes? Here are a whole days worth of them. My fave, the crocheted lunch tray. - Slashfood
Microwave popcorn can contain some horrible chemicals, so do yourself a favor and learn how to make your own microwave popcorn. - Baking Bites
Do you know how to choose a CSA? - Apartment Therapy: The Kitchen
If you could use another book suggestion check out The Sex Life of Food. - Culinate

9 Comments

tdamji 5 years 36 weeks

sad about banning cupcakes! are people really so different now or are people more paranoid?

SassAndBide 5 years 37 weeks

LOL that rug is hilarious but i'd never buy it!

nanillest 5 years 37 weeks

that is an ugly rug. Maybe it should be in a museum not in a home. JMO

kiwitwist 5 years 37 weeks

LaLaLaurie so very true... half way through grade school for me peanut butter was banned.

lexichloe 5 years 37 weeks

I love eggs, but I hate that rug! It looks peverse...

esk4 5 years 37 weeks

ok so can they bring in cookies for their birthday then?

colormesticky 5 years 37 weeks

What kind of heartless bastard would ban cupcakes? That's like banning Christmas! I can see banning homemade stuff for health reasons, but store bought? Come on. Sad. :(

ccsugar 5 years 37 weeks

I love that rug!! That would be so cute in a kitchen, haha!! :pepino:

LaLaLaurie06 5 years 37 weeks

the banning of school cupcakes or anything homemade has been in my old school district for many years now. people are afraid that stuff made at home may contain food that kids are allergic to or that some parents are crazy and may put needles or what-not into the food. if there is no way to do a safety check on the homemade food, then you can't bring it in. end of story. it's sad b/c i remember bringing in cupcakes for people's birthdays when i was in elementary school. times certainly have changed since then.

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