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Whether you’re making your special brownies or some must-have mac and cheese, the Pot Holder is here to help. 100% silicone and dishwasher safe, the Pot Holder will help give a firm grip on that hot brownie tray. Or, you can rest a pot on it while you go and do other things — perhaps some pot.
Available at The Foodiggity Shop.
Congratulations, Colorado. You have once again proven to be one of the grooviest States in the Union, by officially legalizing marijuana for recreational use. The Foodiggity Shop wants to help celebrate this historic event by putting our beloved Pot Holder on sale.
Now, Coloradans can protect their hands and countertops, while legally making their special brownies. And, for anyone outside of Colorado, you could still enjoy a new Pot Holder to bake with — even though you’re a naughty little law-breaker. We won’t judge.
Available at The Foodiggity Shop.
Cupcakes… It only makes sense that they are finally represented for what they are — a highly addictive gateway dessert. This was probably a fun party.
[via Buzzfeed]
Vegans, Bacon Love, and Big Gulp Wines… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of the Week.
As suspected…
Vegans Are Cowardly And Continually Radiate Anti-Gravitons
Toke-a-Cola… Marijuana-Spiked Soda By Canna Cola
This Valentine’s Day… Say It With Bacon
The Burger King… The 100,000 Calorie Burger By Epic Meal Time
Take some illiteracy with your pizza…
Pizza and Cookies In The Same Box
Save the Samoas… Girl Scout Cookies We Wish Existed
Congrats to our public drunks…
The New Starbucks Trenta Cup Holds An Entire Bottle Of Wine
Because nothing says medicinal like flavored sugar water, Canna Cola was designed to be sold at medical marijuana dispensaries to help cure what ails you.
Created by artist Clay Butler, Canna offers a pretty standard line of flavors including their self-titled Cola, Orange Kush, Grape Ape, and the requisite Dr. Pepper knock-off appropriately called Doc Weed.
[via Fast Company]
For the curious cannabis cook, Baked!: 35 Marijuana Munchies to Make and Bake is the perfect gateway cookbook for those not ready for the heavier stuff.
Far from the haute stoner cuisine that was all the rage earlier this year, Baked simply relies on the complacency of its target demographic, with tips on corner-cutting, and information on how high each dish will get ya.
[link, via The Atlantic]
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