These nut-hugging Bear Biscuits are brought to us by Japanese baker Maa Tamagosan. They’re made simply by stamping out a few bear-shaped cookies and then wrapping their little arms around a nut of choice before baking.
It’s a shame that the adorable little bears will eventually be robbed of their precious nut, and have their heads bitten off. Enjoy.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Jones Soda, makers of some really great and some inexcusable beverages, now brings us Peanut Butter and Jelly Soda.
Available for a limited time in a 4-pk — the soda is marketed for PB&J-addicted youth, or an adult who wants to punish their palate.
And, with peanut butter and jelly in the same bottle, it’s like Goober Grape in liquid form.
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Cats are the undisputed champions of mindless internet entertainment. So, it only makes sense that they should get to run their own restaurant on the internet. And, if this were to ever happen, it also makes sense that this would take place in Japan.
Pizza Cat is an ongoing web series by Pizza Hut Japan, with episodes that include our cast of cats attempting to run a Pizza Hut. That is until they fall back into their cat-like habits, such as standing on keyboards, and being excruciatingly lazy.
Like cats and pizza? You can watch episodes of Pizza Cat on YouTube. And, if you figure out the point of this series, please feel free to let us know.
Why anyone would want a chocolate bathroom suite is beyond us. But, apparently there’s a demand for them… sort of.
Attempting to take advantage of millions of misspelled internet searches for “bathroom sweets” instead of “bathroom suites,” Choccywoccydoodah and Bathrooms.com have teamed up to bring us a complete chocolate bathroom set.
Each fixture is made from the finest Belgian chocolate, and available individually, or as a set. But, more than anything, it’s merely a clever way of Bathrooms.com to capitalize on a few million unfortunate spelling mistakes.
Now… Do we even need to get into why a chocolate toilet is wrong?
[link, via Lost At E Minor]
Nothing good can come from any blue food. That is unless that blue food is a cereal endorsed by a cartoon ghost, or it’s paying homage to our home planet.
At Japanese science museum, Orbi Yokohama, they’re serving up burgers and sandwiches with blue buns made to resemble Earth. Green is added to represent the landmasses… and so nobody thinks that they’re eating Uranus.
[via Neatorama]
