Time Spent Using Tupperware is a handy infographic brought to us by Matt of The Oatmeal. Use it to plan your tupperware usage accordingly, or be frightened by how accurately it depicts your inadequacies as a food storer.
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The Beatles in Toast
by | August 26, 2011 | 1 Comment
As the medium of toast mosaics is all the rage lately, it makes perfect sense that the Beatles finally get immortalized in burnt bread. Covering every number on his toaster dial, Henry Hargreaves created these mosaics using varying degrees of doneness, and the Fab Four’s Let It Be headshots. He even included Ringo.
Welcome to Foodiggity 2.0
by | August 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Greetings and welcome to Foodiggity 2.0 — different look, same food-related nonsense. We’ve redesigned and reformatted The Greatest Food Culture Site Ever* — making it more aesthetically pleasing, user-friendly, and easier to get around.
We’re proud to announce the addition of our new newsletter. Sign up for free over on the right, and get Foodiggity all up in your box with the latest food news, culture, art, and whatever other stuff we’re up to. We promise never to provide spam, unless of course you’d like some.
But without further ado, and the change that I am most proud of, is the addition of the Foodiggity Shop. Stop by and check out some great kitchen gadgets, party goods, fun stuff for the kids, and t-shirts — all hand-picked to fit the vibe we’ve established on our blog.
Purchases made at The Shop helps support our daily blog, and keeps Foodiggity.com ad free.
So again, welcome to the new Foodiggity.com — our latest push towards complete internet food culture domination. Please continue to keep Foodiggity in mind for your daily dose of food culture, sign-up for our newsletter, and stop by The Shop.
In Food We Dig,
-Chris
Miniature Junk Food Jewelry
by | August 23, 2011 | Leave a Comment
These intricate works of junk food bling are brought to us by Rachael Poston. Feeding off her ‘serious addiction to all things tiny’, Rachael uses polymer clay to create anything from snow cone necklaces and creamsicle earrings, to macaron rings.
Scandybars Reveals the Innards of Your Favorite Sweets
by | August 22, 2011 | 1 Comment
Scandybars is yet another single-serving Tumblr blog that fuels our ongoing fascination with cross-sectioned food, and the lost art of scanning things. Nonetheless, who would have thought that seeing the innards of our favorite candy bars — without teeth marks — could be so fascinating?
This Yellow Submarine Cake Is Better
by | August 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment
This Beatles Yellow Submarine Cake is by Carla Ikeda. Here at Foodiggity, we covered a Yellow Submarine Cake previously, that compared to this one, is now the Octopus’s Garden of Yellow Submarine cakes.
[link, via our resident toy-collecting vegan Jake]
