It’s summer… so you probably have a slice of watermelon in one hand and a popsicle in the other at all times.
The Pepo Watermelon Slicer will create popsicle-shaped slices of watermelon, making them easier to eat and reducing mess. It will also free up one of your hands to do other summery things, like lighting fireworks or pointing angrily at the sun. Check it out here.
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Movie directors, more than any other creative professionals, will often adapt a certain style, and then use said style until everything they do feels like a parody.
Brought to us by Cheekylicious, What If These Movie Directors Were Culinary Artists shows us how a few of the most well-known directors would fare as chefs.
Steven Spielberg would obviously make family-friendly meals, while Tim Burton would over-cook every one of Johnny Depp’s meals. Sadly, there’s no Tarantino, who would probably serve breakfast for dinner.
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We’ve certainly seen our share of coffee art lately. However, Indonesian artist Ghidaq al-Nizar is using his morning brew in all of its forms.
Whether it’s in liquid form, or using just-brewed beans, Ghidaq creates beautiful paintings and sculptures, not wasting any part of the brewing process. The project is appropriately tagged #zerowastecoffee, and you can see more of the project at Coffeetopia on Instagram.
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If you still use books, and want to hold your place as adorably as possibly, Food Bookmarks are here to help.
Brought to us by Inspirational Gecko, the handmade felt bookmarks fit perfectly over the corner of your page. A slice of pizza, or a fruit wedge will help make manually flipping pages more fun.
Sadly, they will not fit over your iBook or Kindle. Check them out here.
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Hopefully this isn’t a sign of things to come… But The Splash Chopping Board looks as though it’s bleeding off your countertop.
Designed to remain stable while you work, the durable surface will hold up to all of your cutting needs. And, the ‘drip’ is easily removable for cleaning and storage. Available at The Foodiggity Shop, $21.99.
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