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Are you looking for the perfect pork-related fashion accessory, but find most to be rather gauche? Well, the Silk Bacon Scarf is here to help make you stylish, even with a slab of pork fat around your neck.
Officially-titled ‘Fou Lard’ — nice! — the scarf was created by artist Natalie Luder, is made of 100% silk, and is digitally printed to look just like the almighty meat candy. Fou Lard is available on the artist’s site.
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Take your beer to go with some style. Handmade Beer Growlers are brought to us by Montana-based Carlburg Pottery, and are custom made and handcrafted from ceramic. Each growler is unique to its owner, so they’ll be no mistaking whose is whose — regardless of how drunk you are.
Gummi Venus de Milo was once at the center of a Homer Simpson sexual harassment case — seriously. DeviantArt member, goosezilla, made these irresistible gummies a realty. Ass-grabbing will surely ensue.
Because coffee without a cookie is just plain silly, The Cookie Cup is the design breakthrough that we’ve been waiting for. Created by Enrique Luis Sardi for Italian coffee company Lavazza – a cookie is shaped into a sweet drinking vessel.
The Cookie Cup is lined with a sugar icing to help keep the coffee in, and makes for a sweet treat when it’s empty.
[link, via The Awesomer]
Will Work on Food is a Threadless t-shirt brought to us by artist Phil Jones. Although, it’s hard to imagine that ketchup couldn’t find work. It must be catsup.
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Custom range hoods, by Bastille Metal Works, will help provide an alternative to staring at your standard and boring kitchen range hood. Ventilate your kitchen in style with one of Bastille’s metal slip casts — customized to fit your decor or canned soup preference.
[link, via Incredible Things]
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