Flashback: Top 3 April Fool Food Hoaxes

Flashback - April 1, '09. To get you in the mood (like you need encouragement), we've combed the planet for the best food shenanigans and hoaxes.  Oh, it's on...

No. 1 :  Annual Swiss Spaghetti Harvest.

World-news leader, BBC, was the first international outlet to cover the Annual Swiss Spaghetti Harvest. Young women would flock to the hills of Switzerland to pluck the freshest, ripest spaghetti from the trees of that region.

No 2 : Taco Liberty Bell

The US economy hit a(nother) low point not so many years ago. To pump much needed money back into the system, Taco Bell bought the Liberty Bell and picked up naming rights in the process.

No. 3 : ThinkGeek.com's Round up of Favourite Food Products

Captain Buzz's Spazztroids -- Hypercaffeinated cereal from beyond
Fundue -- Desktop USB fondue set

And we've gotto throw this in as a BONUS.  Enjoy and have a Mischievous April Fool Day from all of us @ Rosemary Bites !

All Time BONUS : BMW SHEF Technology ! 

Industry leader BMW rocked the auto manufacturing community with SHEF technology -- leveraging state-of-the-art GPS satellite technology to integrate an in-dash oven cam within the driving experience. Unexpected traffic? No worries -- SHEF automatically adjusted the cook time. Read through BMW's other fun plans here.

Which awesome April Fool's Day Food Hoax are we missing? Leave it below...

Credit: BestHoaxes.com, NPR, BBC, Miller Lite, Taco Bell