REACT decided to re-create some of the most iconic foods from the show’s nine seasons and present it to the fans. But there was a catch. The participants had to resist the food on their table in order to claim the grand prize. Those who cave wouldn’t get to taste the final meal and will also have to eat something disgusting as a punishment.

If you want to see whether these The Office superfans managed to resist Fettuccine Alfredo, Kevin’s Famous Chili, bacon-wrapped steak, and many more, check out the video below.

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One of her latest works is from the characters of Wes Anderson films, starting with the letter “A” for Agatha of The Grand Budapest Hotel and ends with “Z” for Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy at the iconic hotel.

She also created an alphabet poster made up of the famous landmarks of San Francisco. From Alcatraz to its zigzag roads, it sums up the city’s attractions. She also filled the 26 letters of the English alphabet with characters from the TV show, The Office.

You can check out her other illustrations on her Instagram page.

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REACT decided to re-create some of the most iconic foods from the show’s nine seasons and present it to the fans. But there was a catch. The participants had to resist the food on their table in order to claim the grand prize. Those who cave wouldn’t get to taste the final meal and will also have to eat something disgusting as a punishment.

If you want to see whether these The Office superfans managed to resist Fettuccine Alfredo, Kevin’s Famous Chili, bacon-wrapped steak, and many more, check out the video below.

The post Watch People Try Not to Eat Iconic Food from “The Office” appeared first on PlayJunkie.

One of her latest works is from the characters of Wes Anderson films, starting with the letter “A” for Agatha of The Grand Budapest Hotel and ends with “Z” for Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy at the iconic hotel.

She also created an alphabet poster made up of the famous landmarks of San Francisco. From Alcatraz to its zigzag roads, it sums up the city’s attractions. She also filled the 26 letters of the English alphabet with characters from the TV show, The Office.

You can check out her other illustrations on her Instagram page.

The post Illustrator Recreates the Alphabet Using Famous Films and Places appeared first on PlayJunkie.