If you’re looking for pasta that’s capable of destroying other puny pastas, Death Star Raviolis are here.
Created by Austin-based, Cane Rosso, the space station pasta is made with squid ink to produce the dark color. However, rather than filled with Stormtroopers, these Death Stars have herbed goat and ricotta cheese inside. They’re then topped with cherry tomatoes and a lemon butter sauce.
You may fire your tastebuds when ready.
Try to remember life before the Potato Chip Grabber. As hard as this may seem, there was a time when we’d have to use our own hand to grab a snack, risking grease or Cheetos dust-coverage on our digits. Well, those days are now over.
The handy grabber will gladly pinch those chips for you. And, if your Potato Chip Grabber skills are up to par, you could bring that chip to your mouth, without having to touch it with your now antiquated flesh hands.
Find out more about the Chip Grabber here.
The A.M. is hard, and we usually have a range of emotions while getting through it. EmotiMugs not only know how you feel, but they’ll do a great job of expressing it.
The ceramic mugs are made from high-quality materials in Germany. From a sheepish grin, to a full-on pout, you can finally have a mug that lets the room know how you’re feeling. Break out the smiling one after the third or fourth cup.
In addition to coffee mugs, there’s a also expressive bowls, tea-pots, and other fun stuff. Check it all out here.
Oreos is back with their latest assault to your taste buds. Foregoing anything sweet, as cookies often are, Oreos wants to spice things up with Hot & Spicy Cinnamon Oreos.
The cookies will consist of the standard chocolate outer, while the innards will be red hot cinnamon creme. Why do these exist? Well, if the subtle inclusion of a heart on the packaging is any indication — they should be given to your Valentine. Or, someone that you don’t like, depending on how you feel about Red Hots.
Donuts, already a work of art, have been rethought and made museum-quality by artist, Jae Yong Kim.
Using standard holed and filled donuts as inspiration, Jae creates pop culture-tinged ceramic versions — modifying the shapes a bit and expertly painting and glazing them.
See more of Jae’s work below and over on Instagram.
