Reheating food on a car engine shouldn’t be foreign to anyone who has ever been to a tailgate party. However, this entry at wikiHow actually suggests that a meal can be cooked start to finish under the hood…. While driving!
Gives new meaning to the term ‘cooking with gas’. Sorry, that joke was unavoidable.
Has anyone here ever done this?
Coca-Cola. Is there anything that it can’t do? Well, a Japanese fashion designer believes that the beverage might also be helpful in warding off possible attackers.
Inspired by ninja assassins, Aya Tsukioka hopes that her design will ease the fear of crime by providing the option of disguising oneself as a vending machine… With feet.
Isn’t the purpose of a disguise to deflect attention? Is Coke—the most popular soft-drink on the planet—the correct choice? We cannot help but wonder if RC Cola would have made more sense in this situation.
Sorry Coke Ninja… Big FAIL.
[via neatorama]
A poster designed to list every ingredient in a Ham & Cheese Hot Pocket, by Justin Perricone.
Although well-designed and somewhat brilliant in both concept and execution; sometimes it’s just better not to know.
UPDATE: A limited edition print of this poster is now available for sale. [link]
[via Boing Boing]
Campbell’s Soup has recently redesigned their labels using the process of mindfucking neuromarketing.
Here at foodiggity we are a bit disturbed by the shunning of the spoon. However, as a former art director myself, I say well done Campbell’s. I shall continue to use your creamed soups in future casseroles.
[via Good Blog]
More information on ‘neuromarketing’ can be found here.
“Look to the cookie Elaine… Look to the cookie.” ~J. Seinfeld
Black and white. One is the combination of all colors, while the other is the absence of color. When mixed together they make gray. A more boring duo one could not find. However, sometimes these complementary opposites come together to produce greatness. Foodiggity explains.
