This List Shares What Each Pokemon Would Taste Like and How to Cook Them
M — July 28, 2016 — Pop Culture
References: thekitchn
With the revival of the Pokemon fandom that has come with the release of the augmented reality game Pokemon Go, food blog The Kitchn has put together a list of several of the more popular characters on the game, how they would taste if eaten and how to cook them. The instructions are embedded with humor, providing a new way to look at the Pokemon as food rather than creatures to train.
The list shares 74 different types of Pokemon followed by a description on how the creatures would taste if cooked. The instructions focus on the type of Pokemon, and establishes its relation to a similar real animal to divulge how the creature might be cooked. For example, the character of Squirtle is a turtle and so the instructions state to "cook in a stew."
The list shares 74 different types of Pokemon followed by a description on how the creatures would taste if cooked. The instructions focus on the type of Pokemon, and establishes its relation to a similar real animal to divulge how the creature might be cooked. For example, the character of Squirtle is a turtle and so the instructions state to "cook in a stew."
Trend Themes
1. Food Exploration - Using popular fictional characters as inspiration for unique and creative recipes.
2. Augmented Reality Gaming - Creating interactive food experiences that tie in with popular augmented reality games.
3. Humorous Cooking Instructions - Injecting humor into cooking instructions to make them more engaging and entertaining.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Developing innovative recipes and cooking experiences that tap into popular culture and entertainment.
2. Gaming and Entertainment - Integrating food-related content and experiences into augmented reality games and fandom communities.
3. Content Creation and Media - Creating and sharing engaging culinary content that combines humor, entertainment, and popular references.
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