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Seeking Delicious Fake Blood

This week’s mission: blood capsules from Target and Living Nightmare, plus a homemade alternative.

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How to Make Delicious Fake Blood for Halloween

You want blood to taste good, right?

Destination: Denver on the Cheap

Kingpin food on a volunteer budget at the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Fresh wasabi is virtually unheard of outside Japan. Faking it is easier and cheaper than trying to find the real thing.

Candy Corn Riffs for Grannies and Stoners

Who doesn’t love that damn candy?

I’m not buying the "fake" part. I’ve been in this business too long. They all look like actors. But the burgers look good!

Another poster from the General Chow board was requesting fake meat recs- I have several recs for restaurants so I thought i’d post them here. Can anyone else chime in with recs? Please no comments on why a vegetarian would...

Gummy worms in pudding, cavewomen with knives, and Sandra Lee.

We’ve heard of genetically modified foods, but this is ridiculous.

Yet another food I don’t recognize, and decide to try.

I have an odd question, and I figure if anyone can help me with an obscure food issue, it’s you guys. For a prop for a Halloween costume, I need to make drinkable fake blood. Most of the recipes I’ve run across have...

sold a fake grill covered in fake blood so you could “cook” your specialties. I thought it was very clever! http://www.partycity.com/cgi-bin/parties/props.cgi?parties=Halloween&productstype=Body%20Parts

I was honestly hoping to buy some. I have never tried blood sausage, is this the same as black pudding does anyone know? I presume blood sausage would be easier to get in Washington DC than black pudding.

I can’t remember if i posted this before, but if you’re sick of fake meat vegetarian options or places who’s food is more healthy then tasty then you really really need to go to Avanti cafe in Costa Mesa....

I was thinking there was not enough melamine in the product, but I was wrong. Seems it contains coumarin, a compound related to warfarin, which is in some blood-thinning medications. (Coumadin) From the source: http