Fast food is getting creative! Taco Bell has just introduced their newest menu item to the market, and it’s a breakfast waffle taco. It’s a waffle folded in half with sausage and egg and right now it’s being sold for 89 cents. Would you buy it? Check out the pic of the product in the gallery.
(Video) EW!!! Rat Meat Sold As Lamb In China?!?
China has a serious problem regulating anything health-wise, and it’s a PROBLEM. Last month over 6000 diseased pigs were found floating down a river in China, and now it has come to light that chemically-soaked rat meat has been sold as lamb in China. 20,000 pounds of the rat meat has been seized and there have been over 900 arrests in connection with the crime, but this was only caught after $1.6 million of the meat had already been sold. Lesson of the day? Buy local. Check out this disgusting video after the jump.
(Photos) Baby Blue Is SO Cute! Beyonce, Blue & Jay-Z Spotted Lunching In Paris
A new Blue Ivy sighting, and it’s not grainy! The adorable baby Carter was spotted out with her parents earlier today, dining at a restaurant in Paris while Beyonce is in town for her “Mrs. Carter Show” tour. More photos of their outing in the gallery!
(Photos) Rihanna Eats At Philippe Chow & Then Hits The Club In NYC
In between Monday’s Atlanta stop and tonight’s Baltimore stop for her Diamonds World Tour, Rihanna jetted up to NYC yesterday to attend Time’s 100 Most Influential People gala. Of course she made sure to dine with her crew at her favorite spot Philippe Chow, and ended the night partying at Greenhouse. Yes, the club attached to that other club where her past and present collided last year! Rihanna will return to the Big Apple for back-to-back shows at the Barclays Center on May 4th and 5th.
(Video) Beastie Boys’ Mike D. Helps Sandy Victims With Free Food Truck [Over 19k Meals Given Out!]
To aide displaced Hurricane Sandy victims in the very-badly hit area of The Rockaways, Beastie Boys’ Mike D. started up a food truck, and has given out over 19,000 free meals alongside his business partner, Robert McKinley. “It’s a really hearty meal of chicken, beans, rice and vegetables,” he said of the food served. “A very complete, warm, flavorful meal, and certainly a lot more nutritious and balanced than a fast food option.” They’re currently in talks to coordinate with the local community to switch the truck over from giving away food, to charging for food but having it become staffed, run and operated on by local Rockaways citizens.
