What is it about anthropomorphic food that’s so adorable? Artist Fran Solo knows how to bring the adorbz, with a video series of food with faces, just asking to be consumed.
Watch adorable fruits, sweets and Jell-O looking all cute, until they’re used for their intended purpose… to get in our belly. Please watch the videos below and more from Solo on Instagram.
What is it about the Starbucks coffee cup that inspires art? Is it the minimalist design? The unmistakable and perfectly-executed mermaid logo? Or, is it just the caffeine contained within that gets the creative juices flowing?
Either way, the cups have provided some of the best food art we’ve seen here. And, the work of South Korean artist, Soo Min Kim, is no exception. Using the Starbucks cup as canvas, Kim uses the mermaid as a starting point and rethinks the cup’s environment around her face.
The coffee mascot, by the hand of Kim, then becomes The Beatles, the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man — or made to look as though she’s simply living amongst us humans. See more below and over at Instagram.
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If you’re looking to send the gift of yummy donuts, while scaring the living hell out of the recipient, there’s a new delivery service that’s here to help.
Hurts Donut in Frisco, Texas is taking advantage of the recent creepy clown trend — while preying on our weakness for yummy donuts. Until the end of day, 9/26, anyone who wants to creep someone out with a donut delivery, can do so by getting in touch with Hurts Donuts here.
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“Piescrapers” challenge the concept of traditional flat pies. And, nobody bakes on the y-axis better than Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin from Pies Are Awesome.
The Calvin and Hobbes Piescraper provides a beautiful pie crust and apple scene, while the precocious Calvin and his friend Hobbes are on an adventure down the hill.
See how Jessica does this in her tutorial video below.
Avocado toast is sweeping the land. The trendy brunch staple has even appeared to have reached the outer rim of Tatooine.
Jabbacado Toast is brought to us by Jenn Fujikawa over at StarWars.com. The yummy Hutt is made possible with slices of avocado and hummus, so it’s healthy, in addition to being nice to look at. Whip up a batch of slave Leia eggs, and wait for Luke to show up and save breakfast. Recipe here.
