Watermelon on Pizza: Yes or No?
Apparently we've reached the point where the "pineapple on pizza" debate has inspired people to try even LESS natural fruits on pizza. Like this guy . . .
A guy posted on Reddit recently about how he likes putting WATERMELON on his pizza. And he shared a story about how he served it to a friend who wanted nothing to do with seeing a pizza ruined that way.
If you want to make it yourself, he says he cooks the pizza without the watermelon until it's almost done . . . then he puts it on for the last few minutes.
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"Poop Like a Champion" Cereal Is Available on Amazon
If you're pooping like a rookie, pooping like a benchwarmer, or pooping like a team that makes the playoffs but gets eliminated in the second round, it's time to step up your game . . . and poop like a champion today.
How? By buying a high-fiber cereal that's literally called Poop Like a Champion.
It's available onAmazonand a box will run you $12, but it just might be worth it.
It's got two more grams of total fiber than Fiber One cereal, five more grams of soluble fiber . . . and a three-and-a-half star rating after 310 reviews.
The reviews basically agree the flavor isn't amazing . . . but you're not buying it for the taste. As one reviewer wrote, quote, "Works as advertised."
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Food scientists have created a new product that tastes like butter but is 80% water.
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First Restaurant In The U.S. To Serve Legal Marijuana Is Set To Open
The Lowell Cafe is set to open next month in California and it will be the first restaurant in the country to offer pot to customers as part of their regular menu. Located in West Hollywood, they claim to be America’s first “full-service restaurant and lounge to offer farm-to-table cannabis and cuisine.”
Diners 21 and over will reportedly be able to dine on a menu created to “enhance the cannabis experience.” Their website explains that the restaurant is a “welcoming space for those who are cannabis connoisseurs and those who are canna-curious.” The cafe says their “flower menu” will change daily “based on seasonal harvests available from our network of family farms.”
Visitors will also be able to buy prepackaged cannabis-infused products, but current legislation doesn’t allow them to offer any pot-infused dishes. The official opening date hasn’t been revealed yet, but The Lowell Cafe is opening in September and will start taking reservations two weeks prior.
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