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Saturday, August 20, 2005

Food Hacks for the Kitchen Enthusiast

Well I have just as much love for cooking and food as I do for tech stuff. Well almost as much, I can't say I ever got hungry looking at an AMD 64 BIT CPU. :)

Here are some great hacks all dealing with food.
  1. How to avoid crying when chopping onions
  2. Make fire with a can of Coke and a chocolate bar
  3. Peltier beer cooler
  4. Lighting a barbeque with liquid oxygen
  5. Open-source beer
  6. OpenCola
  7. Geek your barbecue
  8. Liquid-nitrogen ice cream
  9. How to process sap from trees and make maple syrup
  10. 43Folders hacks for food, food storage, nutrition, coffee, tea, water, recipes and the kitchen.
  11. Making "bad" vodka "good" using a Brita filter
  12. How to make ginger ale and root beer at home
  13. Do-it-yourself Margarita maker
  14. Make your own marshmallows
  15. Chill a bottle of wine in six minutes
  16. Make your own Peeps
  17. Do-it-yourself brick pizza oven
  18. The big red juicer
  19. Beer can chicken
  20. Cookin' with Google
  21. The Cook's Thesaurus
  22. Thorax cake
  23. Gastronomy for geeks
  24. Aluminum can backpacking stove

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