Just when we thought Domo couldn’t get any more adorable, here he is in cookie form. Good luck trying to bite into him.
Domo Cookies are brought to us by Cakecrumbs over at deviantart.
[via Geeks Are Sexy]
Stuff For Dad, Foodiggity’s Father’s Day Gift Guide
by | May 30, 2013 | 1 Comment
Father’s Day approaches, and the dads in your life would probably love a few silly pointless gifts. Whether dad wants to look a bit tougher when baking, or likes to deliver swift justice to his cutlets, Foodiggity is here to help.
Tattoo Oven Mitt, $14.99
Turn Dad into a kitchen badass with The Tattoo Oven Mitt. Because it’s hard to look tough while baking, especially when dad is making his special quiche. [link]
Rockin’ Veggie Peeler, $7.99
For the dad who likes to rock out with his cuke out, there’s the Rockin’ Veggie Peeler. Have dad unleash some heavy metal on some veggies, even he’s normally into soft jazz. [link]
Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer, $10.99
For the dad who likes to thoroughly beat his meat. The Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer will help deliver swift justice to dad’s t-bones, and keep all the cutlets in line. [link]
The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board, $23.99
For the dad who needs to work on his brunoises, The Obsessive Chef Cutting Board is here to help. Part kitchen tool, part OCD-encourager, the cutting board includes guides for the most important cuts. [link]
Meat Tattoos, $6.49
Let Dad show his meat love, albeit temporarily, with Meat Tattoos. Sorry, mom… But they’ll come off eventually. [link]
Grilled Cheesus Sandwich Press, $23.99
Your father, who art in the kitchen, deserves a Grilled Cheesus Sandwich Press. Dad can make his go-to grilled cheese even holier, or any sandwich that he tries to pass off as dinner when mom’s not home. [link]
Happy Father’s Day… Be sure to stop by The Foodiggity Shop and check out a few more ideas for dad.
How To Reuse A Penis Pan
by | May 30, 2013 | Leave a Comment
If you’ve been chosen to be a bridesmaid, you have a few important responsibilities when it comes to the bachelorette party… Book the stripper, hold the bachelorette’s hair back when she vomits, and purchase a penis cake pan.
But when the party’s over and the cake is long gone… What do you do with the pan? Penis Pans has a few ideas. Described as, “One Woman’s Struggle To Use Her Penis Pan,” the site is loaded with alternative uses for the once unworkable device.
Typography Cake
by | May 13, 2013 | 1 Comment
We’ve all used the outside of a cake to display a message, e.g., “Happy Birthday,” “Congratulations,” or “You’re Fired.” But wouldn’t it be infinitely cooler and more creative to place the message on the inside? Athena and Victoria from A Subtle Revelry have the answer, with the Typography Cake and a font series worthy of being baked, read, and then eaten.
The recipe and technique for the Typography Cake can be found here. Just think of how much more fun it’ll be to fire someone.
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Be A Kitchen Badass With The Tattoo Oven Mitt
by | May 10, 2013 | Leave a Comment
Look a little tougher while baking with the Tattoo Oven Mitt. The lightweight mitt is adorned with a sleeve of intimidating tattoos that’ll help make you look tough when reaching into the oven. Even if it’s for a quiche. Available here.
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LEGO Hand Mixer That Works
by | May 7, 2013 | 2 Comments
We’ve all used a hand mixer at one time or another to mix our cake or brownie batter. Now, picture that same process infinitely cooler with a Hand Mixer made entirely of LEGOS.
Brought to us by Hippotam over at Flickr – not only will the kids go crazy at the mere sight of the Hippmikser 2000, but watching it actually mix may or may not make their heads explode.
But does it actually work?… We say, if you don’t find any LEGO bricks in your cake, it’s a success.
