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These Diet Biscuits aren’t low-cal, or low-fat — but are instead, highly-discouraging. Created by Rome-based Fonderia collective, the biscuit’s intent is to make you feel bad about eating them, and encourage you to stick to your diet. Or, you can just eat those chocolate chip cookies you have in the cupboard — they’ve been nothing but nice.
[link, via Inspire Me Now]
Photo By Jamie Silver
Regardless of how you feel about McDonald’s, their Hash Browns tend to make even the harshest critics smile. And, what better way to hand it to the naysayers, than by making said Browns undeniably awesome?
The McPB is the creation of Lee Zalben of Peanut Butter & Co – using his own Smooth Operator Peanut Butter, and carrying on the trend of fried food item as bread. Sorry jelly, you had a good run.
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When your Tootsie Pop or Dum Dum isn’t cutting it — there’s this line of crazy lollipops by Archie McPhee. With things on a stick, not often seen outside the occasional state fair, questionable food item/flavors include; Fish Head (sour lemon), T-Bone Steak (cherry), Chicken (orange), Lobster Claw (strawberry), and Banana Slug (banana).
[via Laughing Squid]
This Valentine’s Day, say it with Motörhead wine. Inspired by the British hard rock band, the Lemmy-approved Shiraz has a very fruity aroma with flavours of vanilla, blackberries, plums, eucalyptus and liquorice. Throw some back whilst listening to Ace of Spades on loop — or would that be Overkill?
[link, via The Awesomer]
Although here at Foodiggity, we do not condone giving a child alcohol — unless it’s absolutely necessary – Pop Bottles is a series of kid-inspired booze by Italian designer Anna Utopia Giordano. And before parents start getting all riled up, this is merely an art project to raise social awareness on the topic of alcohol abuse by teens, pregnant women, and parents.
Or, it could be a commentary on how kids drive us to drink — but the artists explanation sounds better. See more here.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Filed under “What took so long?” someone finally made a salad boat. But The Row Boat Salad Bowl didn’t stop with just a vessel to hold your greens — but also included mini oars as your salad servers. Row up some romaine or mixed greens for your guests, and you’ll have a conversation piece until the entrees arrive.
[link, via GeekAlerts]
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