Archives for September 2015

The Skull and Crossbones Rolling Pin Makes Spooky Cookies

September 30, 2015 by Chris Durso

Halloween’s coming, and you’re going to need the spookiest cookies possible. The Skull and Crossbones Rolling Pin will help spookify that boring dough of yours.

Brought to us by Etsy store, Mood For Wood, the beechwood rolling pin is embossed with enough skulls and bones to get the kids in the spirit.

Give a few skull and crossbones cookies to trick-or-treaters, and you’ll be the coolest house on the block… except for that lady down the street that gives out full-sized Snickers.

Check out the pin here.

[link, via holycool]

Drinkware Transforms Liquid Into The Phases of The Moon

September 30, 2015 by Chris Durso

It’s certainly no super blood moon, but these ceramic drinking vessels will take you through the typical phases.

The Moon Glass, by Korean design company Tale Design, is designed especially to turn traditional rice wine, or any light-colored liquid into a crescent, half, or full phase.

And, if you missed the recent Blood Moon because of pesky clouds, use a red liquid to create your own. Check it out here.

[link, via designtaxi]

The Peanut Butter and Jelly Burger Is Our Jam

September 30, 2015 by Chris Durso

Burgers are great. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are great… mostly for 7-yr-olds. Combine the two, and you have a sandwich that’ll unleash your inner child and carnivore.

The Peanut Butter and Jelly Burger is brought to us by Cook With Meat. The video takes us through the process — where they grind their own meat, seductively slather peanut butter and jelly on, and start piling. The icing on the cake, per se, is a heaping tablespoon of bacon jam. Cut the crusts off and any kid would be a darn fool not to try it.

[link, via Sploid]

Keyboard Waffles Will Help You Feel Like You’re Eating At Your Desk Again

September 29, 2015 by Chris Durso

What better way to start your day, than the same way you’ll probably be finishing it… in front of a keyboard.

The Nexon Computer Museum in South Korea is here to help. Their café offers what appears to be a Keyboard Waffle.

The best part, besides the tabs of deliciousness, is that the keyboard is served with a mouse-shaped bun. So, you should be carb-crashing right around lunch… at your desk.