I love when science solves problems no one really has. Take the case of this “food printer”. Dubbed “The Cornucopia”, this totally unnecessary gadget:

1. Gets loaded with canisters of all your favorite foods.

2. After you select a meal using Cornucopia’s touch screen, it assembles your gruel, er um, I mean dinner.

3. The process involves piping ingredients into a  mixer and them “extruding” them. Yum.

It also tells you the calories and carbohydrate content of your meal. I am not sure caloric content will be a concern once I’m faced with a steaming pile of cucumber, ravioli and peanut butter mush. Thanks any way, science. I think I’ll just check my floor to see if I can find any stray potato chips:

Above decision making chart via Swiss Miss

Our little kitty is obsessed with sandwiches. Whenever we eat them she gets up in our grill trying to steal bites. Here she is snacking on one.