Created by artist Echo Chernik, the series Goddess of Cuisine was created for the Buford Highway Farmer’s Market in Atlanta, GA. Using simple techniques in Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, Echo creates works of art that are part pin-up, part food worship. Either way, they are extraordinary. See more here.
Now excuse me while I pay homage to the Meat Goddess.
High Heel Cupcakes are brought to us by Cupcakes Take The Cake. Part of a group of baked goods — which also includes couture purse cupcakes — our guess is that their actual intent is to make fans of Sex and The City’s heads explode.
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If chocolate companies and Hallmark are to be believed, then February 14 becomes the only chance you’ll get all year to profess our love. And for the purposes of Foodiggity’s Valentine’s Day Gift Guide, we would have to agree. Although our list is void of anything pink or heart-shaped, these gifts should help get the point across that you’re serious about this relationship — if only for one day. Don’t screw it up.
Have you ever wondered how to make a Salty Dog, or perhaps the perfect Gin Rickey? Neither have I. However, The Constitutions of Classic Cocktails is a pretty thorough guide that could come in handy should the need arise. Created by Pop Chart Lab, the insanely intricate infographic weaves you through the ingredients of almost any classic cocktail imaginable.
It even points you to the proper glass to serve your drink of choice. Because you wouldn’t want to serve a Monkey Gland in a highball — that would just be tacky.
The 27″ x 39″ print is on sale and available at Pop Chart Lab. Via Laughing Squid.
No time to mix flour and water to make waffles, or add bacon to a hot pan? No problem… Breakfast Floss exists, and is here to help save time during your hectic morning. Get 12 yds of the most important meal of the day, complete with some coffee in-between your teeth.
And you can even do this on the train — to not only get your bacon on-the-go, but to also help remind your fellow commuters that you’re a complete asshole.
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