Sriracha Flamethrowers, PB & J Vodka, and Giant Oreos… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
Stay classy at every meal… Necktie Napkins
Awesomeness comes together… Sriracha Flamethrower Grizzly
For all of your PB & J-related cocktails… Peanut Butter & Jelly Vodka
When “Try it, you’ll like it” no longer works… My Food Passport
Grab a vase of milk… Behold The Giant Oreo
Creme overload… Cadbury Creme Egg Crème Brulee
Apologies for all of the hyperrealism lately, but the works of Doug Bloodworth were far too awesome to pass up. Combining an obvious love for classic comics, junk food and pop art, Bloodworth creates these large scale paintings that would make any foodie or comic book geek drool.
2011 was a banner year for Foodiggity. For one, we finally monetized the site. And since we haven’t changed our stance on how we feel about banner ads, i.e., we hate them, The Foodiggity Shop seemed like a logical choice, and launched in August.
We’d also like to think that with another year under our belt, Foodiggity has finally become a reliable source for the best food-related nonsense on the internet. So without further ado, The best and sometimes worst Foodiggity of 2011. See you in ’12.
Just in time for Halloween, and some sort of bagel apocalypse we weren’t aware of, someone found a use for candy corns and put them in a bagel. The Candy Corn Bagel is the creation of the Bagel Store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
And yes, the recipe includes actual candy corns — giving the near donut its signature fluorescent orange hue, and the inevitable regret felt after eating one.
[via Gothamist]
A cookie — one that isn’t even double-stuffed or ninja-shaped, mind you — recently sold at auction for £1,250 (about $1949). Originally made for explorer Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition in 1907-1909, the ‘cookie’ is actually a milk biscuit made by Huntley & Palmers. Something tells me that the snow would have tasted better.
My suggestion would be, to put an Oreo Triple Double in a safe place. If this auction is any indication, in 104 years that Oreo will be worth about 32-billion dollars.
[via Squid Ink]
