The Greatest Food Culture Site Ever*
Mother’s Day draws nigh. And doesn’t mom deserve the best novelty kitchen and home products available? The Foodiggity Shop has got you covered, with these products that we’ve hand-picked for Mom.
If you’re viewing this post, you can also receive 10%-off your cart, using coupon code ‘momrules’ during checkout. And wouldn’t Mom love to know that she raised a smart shopper?
Spanish designer Raul Lauri has come up with a stylish and creative way to use renewable material, with a set of lamps made from recycled coffee grounds. Officially-titled Decafé, the coffee grounds are heat and pressure treated, and formed to mimic the shape of a coffee mug. No mention if they make the environment smell of coffee — that would be a bonus.
[link, via Design Taxi]
Furniture Waffles, Pizza Shirts, and Death Star Tea… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
Two chairs with syrup… The Furniture Waffle Iron
Goin’ bowlin’… The Top Ten Instant Noodle Bowls In The World
Pepperoni is the new black… The Pizza Shirt
Hot licks… Sriracha Lollipops Exist
Surprise cookies… Piñata Cookies
That’s no moon… Death Star Tea Ball
That’s no moon… It’s a tea-making apparatus. Designed by artisan craftsman, Timo Jousimo, The Death Star Tea Ball is a fully-operational tea infuser, made to look like Darth Vader’s crib. And whether you take your tea light or on the dark side, it could be a hit with any tea-drinking Star Wars geek. But unfortunately, the tea ball is an unlicensed one-off creation of the artist, and one Lucas Enterprises’ lawsuit waiting to happen.
Or, maybe Jurassic Park is more your thing?
[link]
Brought to us by Brooklyn-based art student Britta Hope, The Candy Bike was conceived for a 3D design project. With the tagline of “Treat Yourself,” the bike was designed to make you want to lick the wheels and handlebars, but it’s actually meant to be a cupcake delivery vehicle — and help score an “A” in 3D.
[link, via Incredible Things]