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Foodiggity is proud to present a new feature that we like to call ‘A Dose of Ephemera’. It will pay tribute to vintage advertising, art, products, or concepts that hold a special place in our psyche. We will of course be focusing on food ephemera ’cause that’s how we roll… Enjoy.
Arby’s sets out to prove that their sandwiches are not greasy. We think that it just makes their sandwich appear boring and uncultured.
An identity created by Caleb Owen Everitt for the Chop Shop in Austin, TX. It manages to maintain the heritage and integrity of an old-school butcher shop while still feeling innovative. Plus it involves meat, which is good.
A hypnotizing collection of photography by Corey Holms. Using primarily food dye, vegetable oil, and water; Corey creates images that range from ‘Jupiter-like’ to ‘Allman Brothersesque’.
Creating new adjectives everyday… That’s how we roll.
[Corey Holms' Flickr photostream]
From photographer christ(ine)’s Flickr stream is this ode to everyone’s favorite hot sauce. This embroidery is cool for a number of reasons; it shows incredible attention to detail, and is further proof that this Thai-inspired hot sauce is as addictive as sugar-coated crack.
Here at foodiggity, we also have been known to drink the Sriracha-flavored Kool-Aid.
[via doobybrain]
