Yes, once again it's that time of year when I try to come up with a post that is in theme for this blog while still being in keeping with the hoax nature of April Fool's Day.
In trawling the Internet, I found a number of posts on different, popular recipe sites that give recipes for making "April Fool's" recipes. Most of these are items that either: 1) look like an iconic savory dish but are actually sweet; 2) look like an iconic dessert but are actually savory, or, more rarely; 3) look like an iconic dessert but are actually a different type of sweet altogether. Buzzfeed, unsurprisingly, adds a few prank "recipes" that truly are unpleasant pranks, such as removing the cream filling from Oreo cookies and replacing it with white toothpaste.
https://www.food.com/ideas/april-fools-day-6200#c-15099
https://www.tasteofhome.com/collection/creative-recipes-for-april-fools-day/
https://www.allrecipes.com/recipes/1513/holidays-and-events/events-and-gatherings/april-fools-day/
https://www.buzzfeed.com/arielknutson/21-totally-sneaky-food-pranks-for-april-fools-day
Emmy, of the popular YouTube channel emmymadeinjapan, features a lot of foods that are "April Fool's" foods under these definitions, so I couldn't resist embedding one of her YouTube videos showing the making of such a dish; ice cream "drumsticks" that look like fried chicken.
Bon appétit!
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