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Nine food jokes to stimulate your appetite for humor

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Waiter... there's a fly in my soup!

What makes a great joke? It has to be witty, surprising, thought-provoking, and of course, funny. And for culinary enthusiasts, a truly memorable food-related joke touches on a subject they hold near and dear. So take a few moments out of your busy day and scroll through The Daily Meal’s collection of food-centric jokes.

There are the classic knock-knock gems and the longer-form thinkers, but what all of these jokes have in common is their ability to make food lovers chuckle.

Read More: The Greatest Food Pickup Lines

We can admit that these humorous tidbits may not be the funniest jokes out there, but we challenge you to come up with ones more gastronomically clever. Don’t be shy; leave a comment below with your greatest food-related funny.

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

DIY Paper Daffodils – Crafts For Kids

I love doing spring crafts with the kids and this paper daffodils craft is one that I did many years ago. It seems to be quite a popular post and as the craft is so easy I thought I would share it again.

What You Will Need –

You hardly need anything for this craft and you will probably have the majority of these supplies at home.

1. Our free daffodil template printable
2. Popsicle/lolipop sticks
3. Cupcake cases
4. A4 card
5. Glue

Print off the template onto some A4 card.

Cut out the daffodil heads and stick them, using a glue stick, to the popsicle sticks.

Then stick your cupcake case to the front. We had run out of green popsicle sticks in our craft stash so we painted these ones.

This is such a fun activity to do with the kids and it’s fab for encouraging fine motor skills, improving hand-eye coordination and most of all it promotes creativity.

You may also like to try some of our other spring and Easter crafts –

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