A filled soy dish is a wonderful thing, because it often means that sushi is imminent. But, let’s face it, a plain ol’ soy dish looks like nothing more than a salty black pool.
Tokyo-based product designer, Duncan Shotton, is here to change that with Soy Shapes. The ceramic dishes are designed to reveal 3-D optical illusions when filled.
The “impossible” triangle and cube dishes are currently on Kickstarter. You can find out more about the project here.
[link, via Spoon & Tamago]
If you have trouble explaining complex issues to your kids, you should probably leave it to the professionals. When it comes to the topic of transgender people using public bathrooms, there may be nobody better to help, than a magician/comedian armed with jars of peanut butter and jelly.
Justin Willman combines sleight of hand, juxtaposition and comedic timing, all while making a rational argument. And, it’s all explained in a language that any child could understand… the language of PB&J.
Although, this probably could’ve been done a lot easier with some Goober Grape. Please watch this…
Move over, Poop Peeps… There’s a new adorable excrement-themed dessert in town. The Poop Emoji Churro is brought to us by The Naughty Churro.
The Orange County, California churro pop-up will unload the Poop Churro at the 626 Night Market, August 5th-7th. Be number one in line for this number two… I’ll see myself out.
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Having already cornered the market on junk food-infused Tex-Mex, with Doritos Locos Tacos, Taco Bell is now testing a Cheetos-stuffed burrito.
The Cheetos Burrito is your latest reason to run for the border — or to run from it, depending on how you feel about a burrito that’s stuffed with mystery meat, cheese sauce, rice, and several malformed neon-orange snacks. It’ll be test-marketed in Cincinnati beginning in mid-August.
When painting a portrait of Anthony Kiedis, lead singer of The Red Hot Chili Peppers, it’s important to choose the appropriate medium.
So, if you’re an artist such as Nathan Wyburn, who specializes in celebrity food portraits, you go with the obvious choice of using chili sauce. Check out the process if you have one hot minute.
[via Fubiz]
