That’s using your noodle… When Kabuto Noodles challenged its social media users to create some “noodle art,” Sarah King responded. Seen in her combination of instant noodles and soy sauce, King recreated the faces of a few celebs.
The noodle doodles include Ramen Gosling, and Harry Styles from Wok Direction. Just be careful if you set your chopsticks down — Miley Soyrus might twerk on them. See more here.
If you take your sugar-coated kiddie crack seriously, you might consider putting it on display. CerealBoxes is a neat project that takes a few popular kids’ cereals and displays them meticulously in museum-quality specimen boxes.
Available in three different displays, the series includes Froot Loops, Lucky Charms, Fruity Pebbles and the dates in which each was founded. Available for sale here.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Deep-fried soup exists. And, it’s not NASA harnessing this technology, but rather KFC — probably with the help of a few former members of NASA.
KFC Japan is selling a corn potage in solid form to make soup on-the-go even easier. The makeshift corn fritter goes on sale this month. No spoon required.
Anyone who’s ever had a shawarma knows that they’re pretty awesome. This maker of said shawarmas — we’ll call him ‘The Shawarma Ninja’ — makes them even awesomer.
With some mad beats to set the mood, Shawarma Ninja whips up a few of the Arabic wraps as if he’s neck deep in boss level. Please watch this…
[link, via Geeks Are Sexy]
