Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner

Name: Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner
Brand: Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand
SKU: 9781786272447
Price: 39.99 NZD
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21 Daredevil Tricks to Impress Your Guests

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Summary

Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner is a whimsical and inventive cookbook that offers a collection of fun and unusual culinary challenges to try at home. The book is designed to bring excitement and a touch of daring to your post-dinner entertainment. Each experiment combines elements of science and gastronomy, transforming an ordinary meal into an extraordinary experience.
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Format: Cards

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You might enjoy this book if you're intrigued by mixing creativity with culinary adventures. Perfect for those who appreciate playful twists on traditional food experiments and enjoy entertaining guests with unique DIY activities during after-dinner gatherings.

Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner

Bored of the usual after-dinner chat and tame party games? Stir things up with these inventive and explosive tabletop tricks

Description

Bored of the same old dinner-party chitchat? Spice up your soirees, impress your guests, and show up your brother-in-law with these hilarious and sometimes dangerous, after-dinner tricks and challenges.

Twenty-one handsome cards presented in a beautiful gift tin illustrate each technique along with step-by-step instructions and explanations of the science behind the tricks. From sabering a bottle of champagne to hammering a needle through a coin, each of these tricks is guaranteed to wow your guests.

Bored of the usual after-dinner conversation and lame party games? Stir things up with these inventive and explosive tabletop tricks.

Includes 21 amazing experiments involving wine glasses, knives, lighted candles, and other dinner party staples.

Impress your friends with 30-second explanations of why the tricks work.

Beautifully designed and presented in a gift tin, Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner is perfect for enlivening your gatherings.

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Dangerous Experiments for After Dinner is celebrated for transforming the typically mundane after-dinner routine into a playful and scientific exploration. Reviews highlight its unique blend of culinary creativity and scientific fun, offering readers intriguing experiments and challenges to engage guests in unexpected and entertaining ways. The book is praised for its originality and ability to inspire both amusement and curiosity among readers and guests alike.

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INFORMATION

Barcode: 9781786272447

Publisher: Orion Publishing Co

Format: Cards

Date Published: 06 August 2018

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: Laurence King Publishing

Contributors:

From an idea by Angus Hyland
Text by Kendra Wilson
Illustrated by David Hopkins

Audience: General / adult

DIMENSIONS

Width: 100.0mm

Height: 160.0mm

Weight: 0g

Pages: 21

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Board Games Laurence King Publishing

About the Author

Kendra Wilson is the author of My Garden is a Car Park and Other Design Dilemmas, and co-author of The Book of the Dog and The Book of the Bird for Laurence King. Her writing has also appeared in Gardenista, The Sunday Times and House & Garden. Dave Hopkins is an illustrator who specializes in all forms of line work. His styles range from modern to traditional, incorporating pen and ink, pastiches of steel and wood engravings, and various woodcuts. He has worked for clients such as P&O, Lloyds and Johnnie Walker and numerous publications from The Economist to Mojo.