Living inside ordinary coffee cups are these creative dioramas by Anastassia Elias.
Intricately carved out of the cup’s cardboard, the scenes are then back-lit to create mood and scale. See more below and over at Elias’ Facebook page here.
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If you’re looking for the perfect dressing for your meal, you might consider a great condiment such as sriracha or soy sauce.
This thinking also applies to improving your baby, and Awesome Sauce Onesies are here to help. Created by Etsy store, BuzzBearStudio, the set includes an adorable Sriracha and Soy Sauce Onesie. There’s even a little hat to help complete the effect, making your baby the most adorable condiment available. Check them out here.
Nutella is a wonderful and majestic food item. And, apparently, there’s a new rule that if you sandwich anything between two halves of a bun, it shall be known as a “burger.”
McDonald’s Italy knows this, and has created something called the Nutella Burger. Although, this is what we might refer to as a “breakfast burger,” the sandwich is exactly what the name implies — Nutella spread in-between a sweet bun. Would you like fries with that?
[via Travel and Leisure]
Sure, you can tell everyone how much you love cheeseburgers while wearing plain white socks, or, you can save time by simply pointing at your feet.
Cheeseburger Socks are the conversation starter that you need. The footwear, by Firebox, not only looks great when worn, but they fold up to look like a real-deal burger. Please do not try to eat… especially if it’s laundry day. Available as Pizza Socks too.
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It’s been a rough year. So, why not take the edge off as majestically as possible with Unicorn Tears Gin Liqueur?
Brought to us by Firebox, the magical booze is made possible by using their “free range Unicorn herd and closely-guarded extraction process (patent-pending).” They then “humanely force-feed these beautiful beasts entire wheelbarrows of citrus fruit, oranges, juniper berries, bunches of coriander, and sticks of liquorice.”
Sounds pretty legit. Bottoms up!
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