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Domino’s Brazil has come up with a set of DVDs that’ll make you want some pizza to go with that movie. Partnering with a few video rental stores in Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro, the DVDs are printed with a thermal ink that, at first glance, appears to be a standard label.
When warmed by the heat of your DVD player, the discs will reveal the look and smell of a real pizza — which is more than we can say about an actual Domino’s pizza. Please enjoy this video…
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The only thing better than pizza and a movie, is perhaps pizza IN a movie. Thankfully, Travis over at Buzzfeed was kind enough to scour through days worth of film so we didn’t have to — creating a supercut of pizza on the big screen. It is also worth noting that we are intentionally spared any footage from Mystic Pizza. Thanks, Travis.
Note: Saucy language starts at around 3:22.
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Saipancakes is at it again. Although, this time his custom flapjacks are a bit less nerdy. Famous Movie Aliens are on the menu this morning — complete with The Thing, Predator, and of course, Alien. What, no Alf?
Mosaic artist Jason Mecier, who’s no stranger to using cured meats as a medium, has created his masterpiece with Kevin Bacon made from bacon.
Besides the obvious question of, “What took so long to think of this?” the next logical inquiry is “How awesome must Mecier’s apartment smell?”
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Cupcakes are brought to us by Tattoo Cakes. Inspired by the 1998 film about Hunter S. Thompson, the cupcakes will give you a good idea of what to expect from the film — in case you hadn’t seen it already. Or, they’ll take you down memory lane, if you enjoy taking road trips on acid.
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Suck on a Chucky, or lick a Pinhead, with this series of designer popsicles by Stoyn. Part of their second season of pop culture popsicles — the Russian ice cream maker/clothing company has designed the frozen heads of some of the most popular horror movie characters from the 80s.
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