Want pizza? Push button. This bluetooth-enabled fridge magnet knows that you want your pizza, want it now, and with limited social interaction. A simple press, and your order is placed via the internet — or magic, I’m still not sure.
Although the VIP Fridge Magnet is the creation of a pizza place in Dubai — perhaps they’ll deliver to wherever you are if you push the button enough times.
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The problem with most cookbooks, is that they aren’t food. German firm Korefe solves that problem with The Real Cookbook — a special edition made of pasta, and containing one lasagna recipe. And how convenient — the book is the pasta layers. Simply open it up and follow the instructions, one page at a time.
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Whether you’re a first-person-shooting aficionado, role-player, or spend hours in your parent’s basement with a variety of games — Gamer Food is here to help get you through the hard parts.
Power up with three different varieties — Seeds of Victory sunflower seeds, Nuts of Destruction ancho chili and lime peanuts, and Cashews of Chaos honey roasted cashews. Game on!
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My Bologna Has a First Name is brought to us by artist David Schwen. You know, in case you run into bologna at the reunion.
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Han Solo’s ride finally gets a well-deserved chocolate version. The Chocolate Millennium Falcon is brought to us by André Murrai, and is part of a series of Star Wars themed goodies — including some awesome Choco-Vaders. But don’t expect this version of the Falcon to make the Kessel Run in 12 parsecs, as it might be slowed down by its gooey chocolate center.
[via Incredible Things]
