Are your marshmallows simply not vintage-looking enough? Now you can have a stash of marshmallows with your very own Instagram photos printed on them.
Brought to us by Boomf, they will allow you to connect with them via Instagram, where they’ll turn those sunset photos and pictures of your feet into 9 gourmet marshmallows.
Use your new Instagramallows to drop in your cocoa, or to make some throwback S’mores. Especially if you already have Instagram pictures of you making S’mores. Very meta.
The best advice that we were given as children, was not to stand up in a canoe, and not to eat yellow snow. We’d also like to think that we were brought up smart enough to not give in to tired food trends, e.g. cupcakes. But nobody said anything about Yellow Snow Cupcakes. What does dad know anyway?
The cupcakes are actually vanilla with vanilla frosting and yellow and white sparkling sugar, so they should taste a lot better than actual yellow snow. Not that we have any experience with such a thing — we were brought up right. Make your own, and you can write your name on them.
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Traditionally, S’mores are nothing more than chocolate, graham crackers, and a marshmallow heated over an open flame until gooey.
However, according to Different Forms of S’mores by Doghouse Diaries, there are variations of this traditional treat — dependent only on the amount of pressure and heat applied to said S’mores. Enjoy, and try not to ruin the next campfire.
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Want some good ol’ fashioned cursing with your candy? Animator Lee Hardcastle has unleashed Cursing Candy — a sweet barrage of swear words, created with stop-motion animation and a few empty candy wrappers. Please watch this…
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Cereal TIE Fighter is one of the latest pieces by artist/food-player Brock Davis.
Using nothing more than two Crispix and two Cheerios, Davis has set up a suitable defense against the breakfast rebellion. We can only hope that the Wafflennium Falcon is not far behind.
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