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TV Dinners is a fun illustration series by artist Kyle Platts. It’s part of a project by Food Republic that asks artists to “dream up a fantasy restaurant, then devise a menu for it.”
London-based Platts chose to visualize a few fictional foods from television and movies. Whether a McDowell’s combo meal from Coming To America, or a yummy stallion heart from Game of Thrones — the drawings might make you yearn for some cartoon grub while you queue up some Netflix.
[via Food Republic]
Mother of dragons, that’s a nice burger!! The Kaleesi Burger is inspired by Game of Thrones and Daenerys Targaryen — the kaleesi (wife) of Khal Drogo and the “Mother of Dragons.”
Brought to us by PornBurger, the stack consists of a 12-grain bun, shiitake mushroom ‘bacon’, beet gratin, and Red Dragon cheese. Fit for any wedding — red or purple.
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Take a big bite of some pop culture, with this illustration series by artist Andrew Heath. Pop Culture Popsicles is made up of 50 pop culture icons, deliciously rendered as popsicles.
Prints of each frozen head will be available to purchase at the 2014 Lexington Comic & Toy Con.
[link, via The Awesomer]
A wedding is coming. The Game of Thrones Wedding Cake is brought to us by Ireland-based bakery, Candytuft Cakes.
Let’s just hope that there’s not red velvet in that thing. Red and weddings don’t usually go very well on this show.
[link, via Geeks Are Sexy]
If you like expressing yourself through cookies, and you’re sort of a geek… Star Trek Valentine’s Cookies might be just the thing for you.
Brought to us by Semi Sweet Designs, the cookies are inspired mostly by Star Trek: The Next Generation. Your valentine will surely swoon over messages such as, “Beam Me Up Hottie,” “Set Phasers To Stunning,” and “Be My Number One.”
Mike from Semi Sweet even provides a great tutorial on how to make your own Star Trek Cookies. So you can make it so.
