Most everyone knows Rachael Ray and Emeril, but you've never seen a cooking show like this. Meat sizzling in a pan and sautéing onions are common sights in the kitchen. This kitchen, however, is a little (pun intended) different. The tiny food is cooked in what looks like dollhouse dishes using intricate precision. The bizarre trend of cooking tiny food in a tiny kitchen started in Japan, but it caught on here in the U.S. back in 2016. Each video shows people making real, edible meals that are literally bite sized, and it's strangely entrancing. Check it out.
Videos by Wide Open Country
Tiny Cinnamon Rolls
Man, I'm hungry enough to eat a whole pan of tiny cinnamon rolls.
Tiny Grilled Cheese and Tomato Soup
You know what this needs? A tiny mug of hot cocoa.
Tiny Tacos
These tacos are tiny-rific! They even fry their own taco shells! You know what would go perfectly with this? About a tablespoon of queso.
Tiny Donuts
Forget donut holes, tiny donuts is where its at. Was that a robin's egg? I wonder if there's enough left over for some tiny scrambled eggs with breakfast.
Tiny Lasagna
Remember this one when you host your next tiny dinner party. Everyone gets a thimble-full of red wine. Be sure to designate a tiny driver. Or a normal sized one, whatever.
Tiny Hamsters Eating Tiny Burritos
If you think you've ever seen anything as cute as tiny hamsters eating tiny food before then you're wrong.
