The Tea Rex Infuser will help make tea time prehistoric. Simply fill Rex with your favorite tea leaves, steep, and then drink that brew into extinction. And, don’t let his comically short arms fool you, the Tea Rex can make a mean cup of tea — but may or may not survive a meteor shower.
Back in stock at The Foodiggity Shop.
Unlike impressionable young children and their breakfast cereal — we adults don’t need some cartoon mascot to get us to drink, thank you very much. But if we did, the ads might look something like what’s brought to us by Alex Watt of College Humor. Now who wants some booze and cereal?
[via College Humor]
Why throw all those empty Coke bottles into a big blue tub, when they could make some beautiful music? Or, whatever sound could possibly come out of a makeshift recorder. Brought to us by Generally and Especially, they show us how to engineer and repurpose those empties with a pretty cool design and campaign. The bad news… You have to drink all of the Coke first. Find out more about the idea here.
Coffee… It helps get us going in the morning and makes us a little less stabby. But what could we accomplish if we were to have just one more cup? Artists David Soames and Aaron Jay have explored the concept with Just One More Cup — a poster available to purchase at Society6.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Valentine’s Day approaches, and it’s time to express your love by sending your valentine a card. But you’d also like to send them some chocolate or other yummy treat. Well, times are tough, and skimping on Hallmark holidays is a great first step to financial recovery.
Enter the Edible Valentine’s Card. Brought to us by artist Emily Evans, the “Eternal Love” card could also be written on with the included edible ink pen. Although there’s no mention of what flavor the card actually is — it’s made from potato starch, vegetable oil, and water. Hey, if it’s meant to be, your lover won’t mind a flavorless Valentine’s Card.
