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British food designers Bompas and Parr are at it again with a series of amazing and wobbly architecture made of Jell-O, or ‘Jelly’ on that side of the pond.
The duo constructs intricate models of some famous landmarks, including St. Paul’s Cathedral and The Gherkin, in all their giggly glory.
The Mr. T Tea For One set is brought to us by Etsy user Lennymud. And yes, we pity the fool who don’t do high tea.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Available in an array of colors and ready to house your kid’s PB&J, is the Lego Lunch Box. And if you decide to forego the requisite juice box, this lunch carrier comes complete with a LEGO-headed thermos.
Move over internet and The Clapper… for you now have competition as the greatest invention ever. 7-11, the junk food and frozen beverage emporium, has unveiled its Dual-Chambered Straw technology, for Slurpee drinkers who have trouble with commitment.
In the olden days — let’s just call it Before Dual Chamber, or B.D.C. — indecisive Slurpee drinkers were forced to stack multiple flavors, only to enjoy the intended mix in small slivers of overlap. Now behold, two flavors without a hierarchy in sight, enjoyed together… the way nature intended.
[via Neatorama]
Do you like espresso? Well probably not as much as Vincent Lammers, who is responsible for the brilliant animated short Hello, I Like Espresso.
It shows all the different ways of enjoying your shot to the heart — from the familiar ‘doppio’ to the underappreciated ‘flat white’.
Which one gets you going?
[link, via Laughing Squid]