Food

This commercial for Dole in Japan features a character called Banana Man, who has bananas for fingers, and also has his namesake fruit growing from out of his nose, ears and head.

From the fine folks at Daily Infographic comes this somewhat frightening visual representation of what the average American eats in a calendar year.

White Whine, a website dedicated to chronicling all the first world problems folks complain about, has just released a very important infographic about the everyday challenges of Starbucks drinks.

Not only does this Iranian waiter casually cram 11 tea cups and and their corresponding saucers into one of his normal-sized human hands, but he fulls each precariously balanced cup with hot tea. Next, he places a twelfth full serving on top of the tower, and two more in his other hand, before going forth to serve tea. See it to believe it below.

This pooch was able to stay perfectly still as his owner built a Jenga-like tower of tempting dog treats right on his snout. Then the canine continues the balancing act until getting a signal that the trick is over.

For its latest flavor, ice cream purveyors Ben & Jerry's drew from history. Comedic history. Months after Alec Baldwin dropped hints that a flavor named "Schweddy Balls" was on the horizon, B&J have made it a reality. The concoction, made of vanilla ice cream with fudge-covered rum and malt balls, got its name from an old 'Saturday Night Live' sketch win which Molly Shannon and A

After abandoning his car in the middle of a busy interstate, Cicero, Indiana man Bryon Womack stripped down to his shorts and shoes began marching along the side of the highway while swinging a 35-inch samurai sword "up and down in rhythm with his marching cadence." Well, it didn't take long for the police to get involved, and after a brief struggle in which Womack tried to jump in anoth

The man who broke into Celine Dion's home in the Montreal suburbs earlier this week seemed to have little interest in the pop star, but his heart did go on for her stocked fridge and warm bathtub. Neither Dion or her husband Rene Angelil, who live most of the year in Florida, were home when the 36-year-old man let himself in by using a garage door opener he found in an unlocked car on the property

Of all the foods a person might deep fry, this could be the strangest. At the Texas State Fair on Monday, a deep-fried concoction of bubblegum and marshmallows won the prize for the most creative dish.

Concessions at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York are notoriously pricey, but that's still no good reason for fans attending the US Open to chow down on their own socks for nourishment. A Deadspin reader snapped this photo during Donald Young's straight set victory over Juan Ignacio Chela at the Open on Sunday. Other possible reasons for this baffling display woul

A Canadian woman thought she was doing a workplace solid by bringing a batch of brownies she found stashed in her freezer into the office and sticking them in the communal fridge. But after three of her co-workers had to be hospitalized with symptoms of light-headedness, numbness in the limbs and disorientation, and an investigation revealed that they had gotten goofy off those very brownies -- wh

While the '50s are often portrayed as a golden era, it was also a time period during which wives lacked the skills required to make their husbands a decent cup of coffee. At least that's what we just learned from this supercut of coffee commercials from that era. Check out the retro sexism below.

With a soda-fountain revival underway, a burning question remains: when you order a soft drink, do you call it "soda," "pop," or use "Coke" as a catch-all term? According to the map put together by the site Pop vs Soda, it seems the answer is largely regional. For example, Southerners call pretty much all soft drinks "Coke," even if the beverages aren't act

If an ad campaign from Domino's Japan is to be believed, the pizza giant is making plans to take their brand to the final frontier: the moon.

In the clip below, a little fuzzy duckling has an unlikely nosh: a large pizza. If this video makes you go, "Mmm, duck pizza," you're not alone: The YouTuber who posted the recording of his pet going to town on a loaded Pizza Hut pie actually disabled all YouTube comments "due to sick idiots that want to eat him."