
Whipped Bakeshop in Philadelphia is selling two limited edition Sixers-themed cookies before Friday’s Game 4 against the Celtics. Check out the photos of the 76ers and Liberty Bell cookies. Love the detail on the bell. Bet they’re delicious.
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Whipped Bakeshop in Philadelphia is selling two limited edition Sixers-themed cookies before Friday’s Game 4 against the Celtics. Check out the photos of the 76ers and Liberty Bell cookies. Love the detail on the bell. Bet they’re delicious.

Hot dogs and baseball go together like … well … hot dogs and baseball. It’s estimated that at the end of the 2012 MLB season that 1,597,927 hot dogs will be consumed just at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. While that may sound like a lot (which it is), adding a gourmet-style element to the traditional ballpark food along with some variety surely helps crank that number up.
Take the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, home of the American League champs, who serve up 19 different kinds of hot dogs. Yes, 19. That’s enough hot dogs to serve every member of the Duggar Family their very own version of the traditional ‘dog.
And here’s the video of Chef Morimoto throwing out the first pitch at the Phillies game last week. He certainly knows a thing or two about showmanship. Watch the video below.
Kentucky star and the future top pick in the NBA Draft Anthony Davis dared to try the hottest wing at Buffalo Wild Wings. Wrong move, big fella. Thankfully, we’ve got video of Davis and said wing. Check out his pain below.

Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto threw out the first pitch Tuesday night at Citizens Bank Park. It was part of the night’s Asian Pacific Celebration festivities.
And of course, we can’t forget our interview with Morimoto at last year’s US Open. Check it out below.
Subway pulled out all the stops and meat to create a 30-pound, 3-foot high bust of Robert Griffin III. Check out the video of the creepy monstrosity (and the real RG3) below:
It’s been too long. It’s the return of Hottie With Food. Sara Underwood returns, eats something out of a bowl and cavorts in the kitchen. Enjoy.

Love chocolate? Love the Stanley Cup playoffs? Then meet your dreams.
With the NHL playoffs getting underway Wednesday night, NBC Sports came up with a new way to build buzz: life-size replicas of the Stanley Cup made entirely of chocolate. The network charged Jacques Torres Chocolate, a New York City based chocolate factory, with crafting these 48-pound, near three-foot tall cocoa monstrosities to distribute to various talk shows around the country.

Nachos, nachos, nachos. That’s what Aramark is rolling out at 11 MLB stadiums this season. The nacho plates are getting an “extreme makeover,” according to their press release.
“The tortilla chip is so versatile and provides a canvas for marrying unexpected ingredients and hometown flavors,” said Aramark VP Chris Culver. “Our chefs had the opportunity to be really creative when making their ballpark’s signature nacho and we’re confident that our new roster of nachos will excite our guests and make their game day experience even more enjoyable.”
Check out the creations below:
The Florida Marlins are unveiling their splashy new park this season. And of course, a new menu to go along with it. Some of the offerings: mahi tacos, lime and lobster rolls and homemade Cuban sandwiches. Check out the video report below:
View more videos at: http://nbcmiami.com.
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