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Unless you’re turning an actual home into a giant gingerbread house, the annual tradition of creating gingerbread dwellings appears to be over.
The Pizza House, brought to us by Carrie Dennis of Thrillist, could officially end gingerbread’s run as the go-to holiday building material.
With some pizza, a few well-placed toothpicks, and the appropriate toppings, you can join in on this new holiday tradition. Instructions here.
[link, but don’t click it… Thrillist can suck it.]
Brought to us by YouTube channel, Make Sushi, the ultimate Christmas package is here in the form of Sushi Santa.
The intricate roll is created with carefully-sliced tuna, crab, carrot and rice. Check out how it’s done in the video.
If you’re looking for the manliest cake possible, and enjoy eating dessert outdoors, the Lumberjack Tree Trunk Cake is here to help.
Created by cake artist Elizabeth Marek, of Oregon-based Artisan Cake Company — you can find a tutorial of the Lumberjack Cake at Sugar Geek Show. Make one for the bearded, flannel-clad gentleman in your life.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Mornings suck. That is unless you know the ways of the jedi, and you’re incredibly lazy.
Vine member and suspected jedi knight, Max Goodrich, has this morning thing mastered. Entering the kitchen, Max uses the force for good, pouring his cereal without lifting a thing.
Notice, Max is enjoying some Cocoa Krispies… soon his milk will turn to the dark side.
[link, via Geeks Are Sexy]
Following the directions on any given LEGOs kit is so last year. Why not take those colorful bricks, and create something useful, like a McDonald’s Chicken Nugget Dispenser?
That’s exactly what the LEGO experts at Astonishing Studios did. Using a bunch of red bricks and some electronics, the fully-functional machine accepts a 2 Euro coin, and will then dispense a four-piece McNuggets and a sauce packet.
Check out how this thing works…
