Food

You can call them by their proper name, "Waffle Chip Dippers," all you want. Those, friends, are ice cream nachos. Baskin-Robbins is selling them at select locations for $2.99, which is significantly less than the cost of nachos that aren't made out of ice cream, last we checked.

We're angry. Angry that somebody would take the time to make a cheeseburger so gigantic that it's actually kind of disgusting, and not even invite us over to have some of it. Well, Black Bear Casino, you can guess where we WON'T be going for vacation this year.

Well, at least we know what Campbell's next move is in their unceasing attempts to get hip young people to buy their soup. First it was soup blatantly marketed to hipsters, but their next move is a bit more subtle. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Andy Warhol's '32 Campbell's Soup Cans,' Campbell's is releasing cans of tomato soup with packaging inspired by Warhol's artistic style.

For anyone looking to get hammered and pig out on food at the same time, the "Bloody Best" Bloody Mary at the Nook in Atlanta is the adult beverage for you. This isn't your typical Bloody Mary made out of vodka, tomato juice and spices. Oh no. It's also a meal in a cup that includes a meat straw, for Pete's sake. What's not to love? Waiter, we'll take two.

First a zombie presidential campaign, and now a food truck catering to zombies in London? Doesn't it feel a little bit like we're tempting the hands of fate? Granted, they're both publicity stunts for 'The Walking Dead,' but you can only say Beetlejuice three times before he shows up. Please, no more zombie stunts, AMC. Please!

If there's one thing to be said about hipsters, it's that they HATE condensed soups. Like, really, really hate them. But they LOVE soup in a bag. So, Campbell's might be onto something with their new line of soups targeted towards "millenials," for whom tomato soup WILL NOT STAND, but please put some coconut curry chicken in a bag and microwave it right away please.

Last Friday, a massive, life-sized Darth Vader cake was unveiled at a 15th anniversary banquet in Orlando, Florida, for the 501st Legion, a fan-based organization dedicated to constructing and wearing screen-accurate costumes from 'Star Wars.' Who knew the all-powerful Sith had such a sweet side?

Remember that feeling you got as a kid when you heard the ice cream man coming down your street? The excitement for a strawberry shortcake Popsicle made you look like ants were in your pants as you flagged down the truck. The adorable pooch in this video knows exactly what we’re talking about.

Some disgruntled mother or roommate with the username "Chrissyg<3" posted a recipe on Food.com for ice cubes, under the desperate assumption that perhaps people just weren't aware of the process by which one makes them.

One thing about being a pyrotechnics engineer is that you have co-workers who know a lot about explosives. So when David Banks, who works at Quantum Special Effects, was presented with an at-work birthday cake for turning 50, he should have suspected something was up.

For years now, chocolate-lovers around the globe have been attempting to justify their addiction with the dubious claim that chocolate is actually healthy. Well, it's time to eat your hearts out because the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has backed Barry Callebaut's claim that cocoa flavanols, found in dark chocolate, are indeed good for blood circulation!

Ever wonder what a Whopper with 1,000 slices of cheese on it looks like? Wait, really? You haven't? Yeah, neither have we. But believe it or not, some people are rather curious. An example of such would be Mr. Sato, the same guy who ate a Whopper that had 1,050 slices of bacon on it. This guy has a lot of time of his hands. And boy does he love Whoppers...

There are a slew of legal debacles that have dominated the headlines in recent weeks. Barclays' cross-continental interest rate fixing. 'Obamacare' passing. Anderson Cooper coming out. (Okay, maybe that one isn't a legal debacle.) But honestly, all these cases hold little water when compared to the intense legal battle between New York City's 2nd Avenue Deli and the aptly named Las Vegas restauran

We don't know who exactly invented the meat upon meat goodness that is the bacon burger. We do know, however, that Southern California chain Slater 50/50 is the first high-profile burger joint to take responsibility for a burger that has a 100 percent ground bacon patty. Whether that makes them heroes or villains depends on your thoughts about both bacon and the current national obesity epidemic.

Part of what's so great about hot dogs is their simplicity. Take them out of their package, put them on a grill and, boom, everybody's favorite summer comfort food. But using just a skewer and knife, the food wizards at Chow have demonstrated a way to get a lot more out your wiener. See how to make a spiral-cut hot dog below.