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So you’ve got a mouse gun and a hair-dryer gun, and you’re wondering what to add to your arsenal next. How about a spice gun? I doubt you’ll see these in action in Michelin restaurant kitchens, but for adventurous home chefs it looks like a handy tool. Probably a good way to keep backseat cooks in their place, too.

You will be amazed at all of these food monstrosities that chefs from all over the world have created

Go-Go Gourmet, an addictive Hidden Object and Time Management game rolled into one, puts you in the heat of the kitchen. Take the role of Ginger, who seeks master chef training with the nuttiest restaurateurs in town. Fulfill customer orders by searching for ingredients in a food strewn kitchen, slice, fry, boil or bake the ingredients accordingly,

Go-Go Gourmet, an addictive Hidden Object and Time Management game rolled into one, puts you in the heat of the kitchen. Take the role of Ginger, who seeks master chef training with the nuttiest restaurateurs in town. Fulfill customer orders by searching for ingredients in a food strewn kitchen, slice, fry, boil or bake the ingredients.

Addictive Hidden Object and Time Management game rolled into one, puts you in the heat of the kitchen. Take the role of Ginger, who seeks master chef training with the nuttiest restaurateurs in town. Fulfill customer orders by searching for ingredients in a food strewn. Go-Go Gourmet...