“Who says cupcakes have to be ‘sweet’? How about a fun savory cupcake? If you follow Snappy Gourmet on Facebook you got a sneak peek at these cuties a few days ago. The best part about these are they look just like cupcakes but once you take a bite you’ll soon know these are not sweet, and instead stuffed with BBQ pulled pork! The cupcakes themselves are really a moist cornbread, and the frosting is a quick and easy pimento cheese! Top with some BBQ sauce and you got yourself a fun appetizer or even a main dish that will surely impress your family and friends!” w/ photos

“It’s fashionable, pretty, tastes good, affordable and easy to make. What’s not to like about this. I ended that question with a period because there is not point to asking when no answer exists. These pieces are not limited to moms. Think: bachelorette parties, projects with the kids, birthday parties, your gay uncle who loves to cross dress (ain’t nothing wrong with that), just for fun, to celebrate ANY holiday (just change the colors), weddings, blah blah blah. Boys, you could even make something for your special lady friend.” w/ photos

“Why stop at the candy inside? Make the whole piñata worth fighting for! These multi-striped, burro piñata sugar cookies come complete with hollow centers that you can fill with a secret stash of your favorite candies. Break open or bite into these festive treats and be greeted with a sugary surprise!” w/ photos

“Often, sitting by a fireside gets you thinking about things. Sometimes it’s about your natural existence, sometimes it’s about inventions that seem pure genius at that moment, but insanely stupid the next day. This isn’t one of those genius moments. It’s a genuinely amazing idea of turning the classic campfire treat, into a Dali-esque concoction!” w/ photos + video

“There are lots of way to learn first-hand the principles of flight, but most of them require years of studying or a pilot’s license. There is, however, an exception: folding paper airplanes. Da Vinci did it, as did the Wright Brothers and Jack Northrop, and if it’s good enough for them, it’s good enough for us. So we enlisted two master paper-plane folders, Takuo Toda and Ken Blackburn, to show us their best cracks at making a long-flying plane out of a sheet of super-light magazine paper. When we asked Blackburn to design a custom paper plane, we couldn’t have imagined he’d come back with what he did. As a lifelong student of aeronautical engineering, Blackburn knew something we didn’t: a paper plane doesn’t necessarily have to look like a real plane — with a nose, two wings, and a tail — in order to stay aloft for a long time… Learn how to fold the longest-flying paper airplanes.” w/ photos + video

“Being a raging alcoholic seems like so much work.” — schmobot

“Forget the zombie apocalypse — the real threat is an imminent Robopocalypse, a robot uprising! We at Epipheo care about your survival. That’s why we interviewed Daniel H. Wilson to find out exactly how to survive a robot uprising.”

“The shell is made of cheese! That’s all you really need to know about these delicious Chicken Cheese Shell Tacos. I’ll say it again. The shell is made of cheese. It’s crispy, salty, CHEESY, and a perfect match for this smoky chicken. Cooling ingredients like sour cream, guacamole, and lettuce finish off a unique and delicious take on a Tex Mex classic.” w/ photos

“Wondering how to be an entrepreneur? Michael Gerber’s ‘The E-Myth’ uncovered just what it means to be an entrepreneur and how to start a business if it turns out you’re not one. Now we’re breaking it down for you Epipheo-style!”

“Sally and Jim don’t get along because they don’t understand each other. Sally is a photographer. Her bedroom’s a mess, and she’s usually at every party. Jim, on the other hand, color-coordinates his file folders, spends a lot of time alone and is studying to be a lawyer. Talk about a personality clash. Thankfully, there happens to be a really effective tool that explains why people are the way they are. Epipheo shows you how the Myers Briggs Type Indicator makes it easier to understand yourself and others.” — epipheo