Deep Fried Cereal, Glass Potato Chips, and Grey Cakes… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
The most important deep fried meal of the day… Deep Fried Breakfast Cereal
Who wants cake?… Gruesome Facial Injuries Created With Cake and Candy
Invite ten of your closest sycophants… The $50k BBQ Boat
Tramp stamp!… The Starbucks Logo From Behind
Bet you can’t see through just one… How To Make Glass Potato Chips
Don’t get tied up baking… Fifty Shades of Grey Cake
For the food art enthusiast, or giant pizza-loving ninja — artist Steph Mantis created Pizza Ninja Stars. Actual slices of pepperoni pizza are encased in clear lucite to create the deadly weapon. They’re also available as individual slices, for an even quicker death by pizza.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Sriracha is hot — both literally and figuratively. We’ve seen the much loved hot sauce take the form of anything from lollipops and iPhone cases, to makeshift ways of getting it onto your food faster.
Now, it’s being featured in a milkshake by GO Burger in New York City. Officially titled Fiery Berry Crumble, the milkshake combines three scoops of strawberry ice cream, two tablespoons of graham cracker crumbs, four squirts of Sriracha, whipped cream, and a dash of cayenne pepper.
[link, via The Sriracha Cookbook Blog]
Inspired by the erotic best selling book — or so I’m told — is the Fifty Shades of Grey Cake. Brought to us by Inspire, Design, & Create — the colorless four-layer cake was part of a book club for Fifty, that included an arsenal of grey crafts and foodstuffs.
Summer is upon us. And, since there are no major holidays coming up that involve gift exchange — the best excuse we have to buy new stuff, is to help make the heat less annoying.
Luckily, there are a few items over at the Foodiggity Shop to help make the summer more tolerable, and will add some flair to your next backyard BBQ. Check ’em out, and be cool.
Get creative with your condiments. Crayums are designed to encourage playing with your food, and will be a big hit at the next BBQ. Draw some serious art on your summer eats, and take a break from the traditional straight lines of mustard and uninspired dollops of ketchup. [Crayums, $12]
The summer can be brutal. And the last thing that we need to deal with are sleeves. The t-shirts at The Foodiggity Shop are designed for extreme temperatures — not a full sleeve in sight, and made from breathable cotton. As a bonus, you can use the graphic tees to show some food love while you stay cool. [T-shirts, $10 until the end of summer]
Whether you’d like to cheer up an ornery drink, or you prefer a beverage with brains — a few of our ice cube trays are here to help. Have an Ice Day will help create some smiley faces, while Brain Freeze will help mold a frozen head organ to drop into your summer drink of choice. [Have an Ice Day, Brain Freeze, $8]
Nothing says summer like some serious meat consumption. But those cheap cuts that you buy for barbecuing need a serious beating. The Knuckle Pounder Meat Tenderizer will help soften up that steak, or flatten a few cutlets for perfect grilling. [Knuckle Pounder, $12]
Where there’s a backyard BBQ, there will surely be an endless supply of corn on the cob. So why not make that corn as majestic as possible with Unicorn Corn Holders? The magical animal’s horn can finally be put to good use, and will encourage your guests to help polish off the five extra pounds of corn that you bought. [Unicorn Corn Holders, $8]
