But it’s not actually food — it’s paper made to look like a bountiful banquet of Japanese bites. On TikTok, where she's known as Paper Eats, the 21-year-old does mukbangs, ...

Still, even though browned parchment paper won’t release toxic chemicals, no one wants crispy bits of it in your food, which might happen if you aren’t careful.

These cooking videos are feasts for the eyes. Just don’t eat the food. Recipe videos using paper, Legos, yarn, balloons and more showcase the art of imitation food. March 10, 2025.

If playing with your food is a dining no-no, then these designers are breaking all the rules. Familiar edible materials are turned into works of art by these culinary creatives, often transferring ...