We’ve all had a heaping bowl of noodles. But unless you’ve been to Kyoto-based, Tawaraya, you have probably never had a bowl of noodle.
The noodle shop makes this one particular form of udon where, rather than a series of noodles intermingling in a pool of broth, Tawaraya fills the bowl with one long continuous noodle. Good luck trying to slurp that thing.
[via Rocket News and Laughing Squid]
Sure, according to most of the country, New York City is filled with animals. But, what if it was actually filled with Animals?
Lipton Tea’s new ad answers this question that no one has ever thought to ask — with a commercial that follows our protagonist Kermit amongst an urban jungle of nothing but Animals.
The message that Lipton is trying to convey, is to remind us to think positive and “Be More Tea.” And, that NYC is filled with nothing more than mindless inconsiderate puppets.
[link, via designtaxi]
Be the best backyard jedi you can be, with Star Wars Lightsaber BBQ Tongs. Made to look like the preferred weapon of our Star Wars heroes, you’ll be flipping steaks and cutlets with deadly precision.
Invite a few fellow jedis over for a backyard rebellion. Although, if we were going to split hairs here, the tongs are actually the red lightsaber of the evil sith. So, you only get to invite one other friend over. Enjoy, Darth B-B-Q.
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The next time you’re looking for a unique way to slice through your pizza, consider going two-wheeled and one-geared, with the Fixie Pizza Cutter.
Apparently an actual fixie is a big hit with hipsters. So, please enjoy your next pizza party with your shiny new cutter. And yes, we know that you were eating pizza before it was cool.
[link, via Incredible Things]
To help put a spin and some crunchiness on a grilled cheese sandwich, Serious Eats has come up with the Cheerios Coated Grilled Cheese Sandwich.
It’s simple… Just adhere some Cheerios cereal to toast, using some melted cheese as glue. Then go about your standard grilled cheese preparation, and breakfast and/or lunch is served.
Serious Eats’ recipe calls for ham and mustard, but you can roll however you like. You can even make a Cheerios Cheesus for all we we care.
