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The Runcible Spoon’s (print, not digital!) #INTERNETISSUE takes a food-focused look at both the early internet - in all its early-tech/now-cringeworthy splendor - and the current internet, where pointless clickbait and salacious headlines rule. Order it here on Etsy This issue is our longest (68 pages!) and most out-there issue ever. We somehow convinced Alica … Read more

Show your love for our little zine and make a donation! It just takes $200 to make 500 copies, so every dollar counts. And we’d be so grateful for your support. You can donate through PayPal here: Donate to the Runcible Spoon Here’s a silly video we made for Kickstarter. We filmed it in the … Read more

On April 6th, the Runcible Spoon is heading to the Brooklyn Museum in New York to host a Community Cookbook Making event in conjunction with the Brooklyn Zine Fest and the East Village Inky zine. This event is part of the Museum’s Target First Saturdays, a monthly series of free art and entertainment programming. During … Read more

“They dined on mince, and slices of quince, Which they ate with a runcible spoon; And hand in hand, on the edge of the sand, They danced by the light of the moon, The moon, The moon, They danced by the light of the moon.” — The Owl and the Pussycat by Edward Lear VFAQ … Read more

Bryan Minnich, an illustrator and graphic designer here in D.C., just started Popular Demand, a beautifully designed print magazine that showcases an unexpected collection of illustrations, stories, photography and artworks. It’s presence is a testament to the District’s growing independent design and publishing community, and we at the Runcible Spoon couldn’t be more excited about … Read more

Some of you might wonder what the Runcible Spoon does for fun. The answer to that question is very obvious: We go to Runcible Spoon-y type events, of course! One such example of that is Sweetbread Jim’s Potluck Spectacular, a dinner-and-show event coming up in just two weeks at St. Stephen’s Church. Sweetbread Jim’s, probably … Read more

We came across these curious culinary hamsters on Flickr, and emailed the photographer. Elena Eremina, who lives in Russia, responded to a few questions. The Runcible Spoon: Who are the Adventure Hamsters? Elena Eremina: The photographs of my son hamsters. I started photographing them at his request, he loves when I make up stories about … Read more

I just watched “The Little Paris Kitchen,” a BBC cooking show, and had to share it with you all. It is adorable and chic and classy and Runcible and perfect. Watch the trailer here: If you googled “Little Paris Kitchen Full Episodes” I am sure you could find the full episode on some illegal Chinese … Read more

Show up at Big Bear Cafe for their annual Holiday Bazaar on Saturday, December 19 sometime between 4 and 8PM, and get a zine! We’ll even gift-wrap ‘em for ya! We’ll also be at the Rock N’ Shop at the Black Cat on December 20 from 7:30PM on… so catch us then! Tags events runciblespoon … Read more

Your FAVORITE FOOD ZINE The Runcible Spoon is hosting A Holiday Zine and Craft Market at Riverby Books on Capitol Hill! RSVP HERE Swing by the store on Wednesday, November 9 from 6-8PM and load up on paper goods, gifts and zines – including: - The Runcible Spoon’s latest INTERNET ISSUE http://therunciblespoon.info/ - Issue 2 … Read more