Anyone who knows me knows that I can’t resist good barbecue — or any barbecue for that matter. It’s my Achilles Heel, my downfall. So when I had the opportunity to attend the 10th annual BBQ Crash Course at Austin’s South By Southwest Festival (SXSW), I leapt at the chance.

A little context: I’m a Los Angeles native, and while I often smoke my own barbecue, I’ve never had authentic Texas BBQ before. I had no idea what I was in for.

Making caramel and candy apples is never more popular than it is this time of year. But if you enjoy making them, you don’t always need to make them the traditional way.

For one example, instead of making normal candy apples you could make some Thor: Ragnarok-themed candy apples that look like little replicas of the mighty Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir. Marvel Entertainment has released a video showing you how to make these little treats.

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FANDOM Fest is in full force at New York Comic Con 2017! Geeks of Doom had an exclusive experience at the FANDOM Fantasy Food Truck, with delicious recipes to nosh inspired by Rick and Morty, The Walking Dead, Star Wars, and Stranger Things.

When you were a kid watching 1971’s Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, based on the Roald Dahl book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, you no doubt found yourself wishing you were there in that factory enjoying the sugar rush to end all sugar rushes those kids were experiencing.

That of course includes the famous scene in which Wonka points out that the wallpaper in one particular area is no ordinary wallpaper. This wallpaper, adorned with various fruits, actually tastes like those fruits if you lick it. If you feel like getting a little crafty, this wallpaper is one thing you no longer have to fantasize about. A video has been shared that shows you how to make it at home.

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After recovering from the excitement of that amazing surprise first episode of Rick and Morty season three, attention was turned to trying to convince McDonald’s to bring back the Szechuan sauce featured in the episode the fast food chain offered back in 1998 when Disney released the animated movie Mulan.

While we wait to see if the sauce comes back, YouTube series “Binging with Babish” is here to offer some ways to create your own Szechuan sauce at home. You can check out the video below.