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Top food stories of 2005: #3 finding food in strange places

chocolate keyboardWe know there's always been weird food out there, ever since man first started pounding tiny bits of grain to make a fine powder, mixing it with naturally-occurring bacteria and warm liquid expressed from an animal, letting it sit for a couple of hours, heating it up, and eating it (boy, bread's weird, isn't it?).

But there are some places that even we, jaded food lovers that we are, don't imagine finding food. Let's take wounds, for one. In 2005, Slashfood discovered the Bacon bandaids. Take data storage devices, for two. This week we learned of the strange-yet-wonderful sushi USB drives. Then, there's your lips, who see a lot of food, on the way in. But they don't see much food, well, just sitting around healing your wind-burned kisser. Now they can, thanks to Cheetos chapstick. You think these are weird? That is so not all.

Here are just a few of the foods that have showed up in strange places this year:

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tr

12-30-2005 @9:56AM tr said... how about the latest in finding food in strange places, finding MEAT in an iPod box! (found on engadget)

http://engadget.com/2005/12/29/boy-finds-mystery-meat-instead-of-ipod-on-xmas/
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