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If you get all defensive about barbecuing, and you have a slight lack of self-awareness, there’s the Tactical BBQ Apron. Flare-up? No problem. A burger needs flipping? The situation is under control, people.
The Tactical BBQ Apron keeps everything handy, so you’ll be ready for some serious summer warfare. Or, if you’d simply like to appear tougher while you grill your cedar plank salmon and asparagus. Available here.
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Time to make the sushi. Brought to us by California-based Psycho Donuts, Psycho Psushi combines two of our favorite food groups, sushi and donuts.
The sweet treats are served in a bento box with chopsticks. No mention if there’s a California Roll donut for tentative donut eaters.
[via Neatorama]
We’re gonna need a bigger kitchen… The Jaws Knife Sharpener has taken residence around your kitchen island, but he’s here to help. Simply slide your knife through Jaws’ mouth, and you could have cutlery as sharp as the teeth from an animal that is known for such things. Available here.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Canadian artist Sofia Molnar, inspired by Japanese kitsch, created this series of awesome food rings. They will not only show everyone that you reaaallly like food but, by constructing the mini-food in mid-motion, the rings begin to invade other peoples’ personal space.
Sofia actually has an arsenal of mini food rings at her shop on Etsy. Most of which do not protrude three-inches off your hand.
For those not familiar with paintings from the Bauhaus, it’s simple… There were a lot of shapes. Actually, the entire art movement was about simplicity, producing paintings as well as architecture, sculpture, and furniture design that relied on the minimal.
Recently, Berlin-based photographers Nicky&Max took up the movement, creating a food photo series using Bauhaus as inspiration. Spoiler Alert: There’s a lot of food cut into simple shapes.
There are few things better than cookies fresh out of the oven. Iowa-based cookie company Thelma’s knows this, and came up with a brilliant packaging solution for their baked goods.
Thelma’s cookie boxes are made to look like actual ovens – which not only help keep the cookies warm, but also reinforces the idea that your snickerdoodles are fresh from the oven. Find out more about the project here.
[via Gizmodo]
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