Sliced bread is nice and all. You can toast it, spread butter on it, or put a lot of bacon in between it. Slovakia-based artist, Terézia Krnáčová, is here to improve upon ordinary sliced bread by embroidering it.
Everyday Bread is a fun project, where Krnáčová sews different patterns on six slices of bread, while leaving one untouched to represent the Sabbath. Sunday, coincidentally, is a great day for bacon sandwiches.
Chances are, that if you head to a McDonald’s drive-thru, they’re going to forget your fries. The LEGO McDonald’s French Fries Vending Machine, by Astonishing Studios, is here to help.
With some LEGO-building and engineering prowess, you can stock up on the yummy Mcfries… just in case. See how it’s made in the video below.
Just in case your Whopper isn’t red and ornery enough, Burger King will unleash what they call the “Angriest Whopper.”
What makes this burger so mad at the world? For starters, it has hot sauce baked right into the bun. It also includes jalapeños, and “flaming” onion rings.
This burger not angry enough for you? Well, remember… it also has to hang out at Burger King all day.
The Angriest Whopper will be available starting March 31st for a limited time at limited locations.
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Red Hongyi, who’s always eager to find a way to incorporate food into her artwork, has recently created a mural for Australian-based Five Plus Smoothie.
However, rather than using food as the medium, Red is using food as her tool. Armed with a celery stick as a paintbrush and several varieties of green paint, Red incorporates a pointillist technique, dabbing on one celery edge at a time.
Spoiler… she didn’t paint a giant celery stick. Please watch.
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With the recent resurgence of vinyl records, it only makes sense that someone would etch some music into foods.
Matthew Herbert is that guy, and recently created a series of playable records from various foodstuffs. Ham and cheese, squash, tortillas and brown sugar become completely playable.
Herbert proved it in London recently, by becoming DJ Foodie Food*, playing and then serving his records.
*we assume
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