What's not to love about these charming little how-tos of our favorite noshes?
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The attractive glazed stoneware is robust enough to handle whatever noshes you set out.
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Like other Hoffman's two-fingered sloths, she also noshes on the occasional fruit or flower.
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Does Grandma want to contemplate extreme expressions of individuality as she noshes her $12.50 turkey club?
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One of its favorite noshes is the caulerpa taxifolia, an algae that proliferates on the Marseille coasts and that contains neurotoxins.
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That was evidenced by, among other notable noshes, her choice of a chicken burrito bowl during a once-famous 2015 Chipotle run.
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But with so many other stranger noshes out there, those eats' experiments have just been the tip of the so-called "icky" iceberg.
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She typically noshes on avocado pudding or a banana spinach shake in the mornings, while her kids go for gluten-free waffles with scrambled eggs.
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Not only that, but the majority of these tasty bags and boxes happen to be some of our all-time favorite nostalgic treats and noshes.
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Companies from KFC and McDonald's s to Hidden Valley and Coca-Cola are peddling items that have little to do with the noshes they're known for.
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And for those who can never get enough of Brooklyn, Ellen Freudenheim offers "The Brooklyn Experience: The Ultimate Guide to Neighborhoods & Noshes, Culture & The Cutting Edge" (Rutgers University Press, $23.95).
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Tacos and burritos are virtually unknown in China, where many diners prize aspirational noshes from America, Japan and Europe and look skeptically at what they see as poorer fare from other developing countries.
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Wyatt says Cosby's health kick means he mostly noshes on fruits and vegetables, and he trades his bread, coffee and junk food to other inmates for their healthy grub ... especially broccoli, apples and bananas.
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Some of it is Japanese: Chihiro noshes on onigiri (rice balls) with her parents; Lin feeds konpeito (traditional, brightly colored Japanese sugar candies) to the animate soot balls; and even ishi-yaki-imo (stone-roasted sweet potatoes) appear on screen.
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If this is your main event, it's also nice to augment it with a variety of noshes: half- or full-sour pickles, halved jammy eggs, some matzo spread with softened butter topped maybe with some anchovies, whitefish salad or chopped liver.
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Ms. Freudenheim, who declined to give her age but describes herself as "a child of the 1960s," has just published her fourth guidebook on the borough, "The Brooklyn Experience: The Ultimate Guide to Neighborhoods & Noshes, Culture & the Cutting Edge" (Rutgers University Press).
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