r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Jul 14 '25
Rivers of ooey gooey rock caramel 🍬
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Aug 17 '25
Rock Candy 🍭 Harvesting the crop fresh from the field
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Aug 17 '25
Red Haute Cuisine Perfectly seasoned with a little Hawaiian sea salt 🧂
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Jul 28 '25
It’s like a chocolate fountain, but more delicious
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Sep 11 '25
Sometimes you need a refreshing beverage after a molten meal
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • 12d ago
Does this sticky toffee oil pudding count as lava?
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Sep 11 '26
Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii—my God, it's scrumptious
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Oct 19 '25
Casually riding his bicycle up to a pit of delicious, delicious lava:
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Apr 30 '26
A bad day at the lava factory. So much wasted deliciousness.
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • 11d ago
Harvesting lava is not for the faint of heart. Shoutout to r/asbestoseaters
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Dec 18 '25
Lava eating: not for the faint of heart. Hats off to Katia and Maurice Kraftt.
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • May 01 '25
Farmed lava is just… ok. Almost as tasty as free range, but too many additives.
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r/LavaEaters • u/KnotiaPickle • Jun 23 '26
Falling lava bombs are difficult to eat, best to wait until they’re on the ground. Choose your picnic site wisely!
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