Got any physics-themed dish ideas for a cookoff?

[quasar_4]

Hi all,

my department's having a cookoff and I am wondering if anyone has any cute names for a dish that are really physics-related. So far we have Tesla coiled marshmallows and thomson cookies... any ideas out there? It can be any type of dish, I just need a humorous physics name to match.

 

[f95toli]

Josephson sandwiches?
But make sure it is only a tri-layer structure, otherwise it gets complicated

 

[matthyaouw]

If you could make one of these sandwiches, I'd be impressed:
http://dresdencodak.com/cartoons/guest_tyrus.html

 

[quasar_4]

haha, I am loving it. I also am considering bosonic brownies, quarkies (cookies) and n-body salad. Hehe, if only this is how homework usually was...

 

[Math Jeans]

The capacitor sandwich
Gaussian gumbo
Quantum couscous

 

[QuantumPion]

Atomic plum pudding (now with 20% more neutrons!)

Calabi-Yau Pretzels

Newton Apples

Kepler Onion Rings

Tokamak Donuts (with hot cream filling of course, mmmmm)
If you forgot to bring a dish, just tell your coworkers you made a Bose-Einstein Condensate but it destructively interfered with itself :(

 

[Jimmy Snyder]

Lamb shift-kabobs
Planck steak
scattered Raman noodles
Fig Newtons
and for after the eats, a physics with a strange flavor to settle your GUT.

 

[robphy]

http://www.ligo.com.ph/images/sardines_3.jpg

http://www.einsteinbros.com/ bagels

http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/Cyberia/Cosmos/QuarkSoup.html Quark Soup

 

[wolram]

Brownian motion sarnie.

Brane soup.

 

[Chi Meson]

Fig Newtons

Make sure they are Sig Fig Newtons!

And "Neutrinos" always sounded like a tiny after-dinner mint to me. (Or a breakfast cereal). They would be small, but you would need a hell of a lot of them. I mean barrels full of them.

 

[lisab]

Brane soup.

make sure it's thick as p-brane soup

 

[wolram]

Carnot cake.

Hubble and squeak.

No bees Lisagna

 

[wolram]

Spaghettified loops in tomato sauce.

 

[robphy]

http://www.madehow.com/Volume-5/Cheese-Curl.html Cheese Curl: $$\nabla \times Cheese$$

Pumpkin Pi

Froot Loop Quantum Gravity
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/ce/Frootloopsbox.jpg

 

[physics girl phd]

an easy one for the lazy party-goer: string theory cheese.

 

[Moonbear]

These ideas are hilarious! What a fun idea for a party/gathering!

Carnot cake.

That reminds me of way back when I was a kid, just learning to read. We had the school lunch menu posted in the kitchen, so we'd know which days to pack a lunch and which days we wanted to buy lunch. My mom never seemed very inclined to answer me when I would ask what the "car rots" were on the menu. I think my mom must have believe in experiential learning or some such, that I had to figure it out on my own by eventually realizing that it was carrots that were served everytime that word appeared on the menu. :uhh: Maybe she didn't think I was seriously asking, since I really disliked cooked carrots as a kid, so calling them car rots might have been perfectly expected of me.

 

[franznietzsche]

These ideas are hilarious! What a fun idea for a party/gathering!



That reminds me of way back when I was a kid, just learning to read. We had the school lunch menu posted in the kitchen, so we'd know which days to pack a lunch and which days we wanted to buy lunch. My mom never seemed very inclined to answer me when I would ask what the "car rots" were on the menu. I think my mom must have believe in experiential learning or some such, that I had to figure it out on my own by eventually realizing that it was carrots that were served everytime that word appeared on the menu. :uhh: Maybe she didn't think I was seriously asking, since I really disliked cooked carrots as a kid, so calling them car rots might have been perfectly expected of me.

Pfft, you think cooked carrots were bad? Try tater tot casserole with tuna in it!

 

[Moonbear]

Pfft, you think cooked carrots were bad? Try tater tot casserole with tuna in it!

:yuck: Eeew! The other kids thought I was weird enough for not liking tater tots. I can't imagine using them to make a casserole with tuna!

 

[wolram]

Hawking in the hole pudding.

Lasts for ages

 

[franznietzsche]

:yuck: Eeew! The other kids thought I was weird enough for not liking tater tots. I can't imagine using them to make a casserole with tuna!

I hate tater tots, always did. I love potatoes normally, but for some reason (likely cheap oil and other ingredients) tater tots have always seemed just gross to me. But yeah, it was some nasty stuff.

 

[robphy]

Maxwell House coffee

Brian Greene beans

Ham[ilton] and Cheese sandwich

"Bohr's Head" Roast Beef

 

[physics girl phd]

Don't forget to serve everything on Caven dishes.

 

[Cyrus]

Joule Thompson cheese puffs.

 

[wolram]

Baezed steak

 

[Math Jeans]

Entropy popcorn

 

[physics girl phd]

Entropy popcorn

Finally... someone identifies the true reason that whenever I use my air-popper, there ends up being popcorn all over the kitchen! And I always thought it must be Bernoullian in source, concerning the aerodynamics of the low and the shape/position of the bowl!

I can finally just give up (and let my husband deal with it).

 

[Moonbear]

I hate tater tots, always did. I love potatoes normally, but for some reason (likely cheap oil and other ingredients) tater tots have always seemed just gross to me. But yeah, it was some nasty stuff.

Ooh, yet another support group I can form at PF. Tater tot haters group. I don't think it helped that when I was in school, there were no fried foods. Everything was baked in an oven. French fries, hamburgers, chicken nuggets, etc., all baked. If they were going to have something against fried foods, why serve meals that are supposed to be fried? Roasted chicken and potatoes would have been just fine. Even the fake, instant mashed potatoes were better than french fries baked in an oven. :yuck: But, I don't think tater tots are food. I think they're the foam pellets that go in those toy guns...the ones you pump with air to pop out the pellet. :uhh:

 

[wolram]

One must have some Heisenberg beer at the party.

 

[fluidistic]

One must have some Heisenberg beer at the party.

ahahah!
What about a superfluid Heisenberg one? :tongue2:

 

[Andre]

Fractal vegetables

 

[wolram]

Lamb shift kebabs

 

[robphy]

Lamb shift kebabs

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?p=1996342#post1996342

 

[Ms Music]

I think I would bake peanut butter cup cookies and call it a box of Schrodinger's cookies. They could be cookies, they could be candies.