We rounded up all the food memes, videos, and other decidedly unserious news of the week. Somehow, someway, the James Corden-Balthazar news continues, Kit Kats are filled with...themselves (possibly), and check out this teaspoon and tablespoon tattoo.
The whole thing has been a bit of a brain bender. What was the original Kit Kat made of? Are the former Kit Kats crushed up inside of current Kit Kats also stuffed with … Kit Kats? How many Kit Kats are harmed in the making of a Kit Kat? On the other side of that trance, I kinda love this chocolate reveal. As the environment perishes it’s good to know some Big Candy players are reusing their scraps. Plus, all this really means is that you’re getting 100% more Kit Kat bang for your buck. 3.
that James Corden, a feel-good comedian who’s made a career out of singing with celebrities in a car, is actually super rude. What I did not miss, however, is the Instagram post from Balthazar owner and problematic fave Keith McNally banning Corden from his Manhattan restaurant for being “
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