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For the rosé wine-drinking cockeyed optimist, there is Pink Glasses. With a pair of eyeglasses printed right on the bottle, you can look through the rose-colored lenses for a distorted sense of reality — even before you start drinking. Cheers.
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Street artist Blu recently created a mural in Ordes, Spain to advocate vegetarianism. While using his signature style and brand of humor, it depicts fruits and vegetables making the ultimate sacrifice via whirring blender, while a crowd of fellow produce cheers them on. Cows and pigs would never do such a thing.
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Gummi Venus de Milo was once at the center of a Homer Simpson sexual harassment case — seriously. DeviantArt member, goosezilla, made these irresistible gummies a realty. Ass-grabbing will surely ensue.
Spodee pays homage to the Depression-era booze of the same name. The mix of homemade country wines, garden herbs, spices and moonshine was a more palatable alternative to the straight grain alcohol that was all the rage at the time.
The milk bottle is also a tribute to those original Spodee makers, who used whatever was available to package their hooch. Feel free to strap on a nipple and get drinking — we won’t judge.
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Bringing together meat and dairy in a way that no one ever intended, is Philadelphia Cheesesteak Ice Cream. Brought to us by Andy Deemer of AsiaObscura, the “fast food horror filmmaker” takes Philadelphia’s culinary claim-to-fame, and creates one of the more horrifying merges of entree and dessert that we’ve seen in a while.
If you’re feeling adventurous, Andy shares the full recipe here. Let us know how it goes.
[link, via Huffington Post]
