9/11 Inspires Questionable Culinary Creations
Brian G Randles — September 12, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: cakewrecks.blogspot
When one thinks of ways to inspire patriotism, donut holes don’t exactly shoot to the top of the list. The images in this gallery feature a cookie, cake, donut, and other baked goods that attempt to honor the victims of 9/11, but unfortunately fall short due to obvious errors.
The donut holes have only red and white colors and “Never Foget” is written on the cookie cake. As for the other two pastries, well, Uncle Sam’s dumbbells and the WTC Towers accompanied by fireworks just shouldn’t be.
The donut holes have only red and white colors and “Never Foget” is written on the cookie cake. As for the other two pastries, well, Uncle Sam’s dumbbells and the WTC Towers accompanied by fireworks just shouldn’t be.
Trend Themes
1. Culinary Patriotism - Opportunity to create innovative and tasteful culinary creations that inspire patriotism.
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Industry Implications
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3. Art and Design - The art and design industry can leverage the trend of memorial food art to create unique and meaningful artistic representations using food as a medium.
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