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Jesus is omnipresent. At least that’s what we’re taught in Sunday school. And, if we’re to believe that Jesus is everywhere, then it only makes sense that he would occasionally make an appearance in our favorite foods.
Here are a few examples of Jesus showing up unexpectedly while people are simply trying to enjoy lunch. And remember, if you’d like to intentionally print Jesus on your food, we’ve got you covered.
Han Solo in Carbonite Pop-Tarts is a food product that doesn’t actually exist, but should. You listening, Kellogg’s? The kids need a good source of 8 vitamins and minerals — including carbonite. Make it happen.
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Brought to us by Artisan Cake Company, the Zombie Cake would be the perfect accompaniment to your next Halloween party or celebration of the inevitable zombie apocalypse. The display cake is made mostly from Rice Krispies Treats, with modeling chocolate used for the rotting flesh, fondant for the clothes and remaining eye, and a jelly brain.
[link, via Obvious Winner]
Coffee goes couture. Stop drinking out of that mug that’s so last year… The Monogram Bag Mug is here to help you get caffeinated in style. Oversized and monogrammed, with a handle that looks like a purse strap — friends will be so jealous of your new mug, while knock-offs are being produced as we speak. Check it out here.
[link, via Incredible Things]
As an April Fool’s joke, Jill of Kitchen Fun With My Three Sons made what seems like a nice box of Dunkin’ Donuts and coffee. But upon further inspection — or if you took a bite expecting a sweet treat — you’d discover the donuts are actually meatloaf with mashed potato “icing.”
Although, this appears to be more of a revelation than a joke. We’re always looking for a more convenient way to eat meatloaf on the go. And the coffee… It’s gravy, also to go. Genius! Get the recipe and technique here.
[via Neatorama]
