How A Few Famous Artists Would Plate Thanksgiving Dinner

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Keith Haring

We’d like to think that artists, regardless of their level of fame or cultural status, would still play with their food. Artist, Hannah Rothstein, showed us what this might look like last year, and now she’s back for seconds.

Thanksgiving Special: Seconds focuses on a few more modern artists plating Thanksgiving dinner — including Keith Haring, Gustav Klimt, Joan Miro and Salvador Dali.

Check out more of the project below. There are also prints of each available, with a portion of the proceeds donated to the SF Food Bank to help feed families in need this Thanksgiving.

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Gustav Klimt
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Joan Miro
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Salvador Dali
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Damien Hirst
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Christo and Jean-Claude
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Georgia O’Keefe
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Jean-Michel Basquiat

[link, via Mental Floss]

Big Mac Sushi, Because Nothing Is Sacred

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We’ve seen it made into candy, towels, socks, and even launched it into space. Now, Master Sushi Chef, Hiroyuki Terada, has created Big Mac Sushi.

Proving that, with a razor-sharp knife and mad rolling skills, one can turn anything into “sushi” — the chef slices and rolls The Mac into an aesthetically-pleasing version of the “burger.” Check out the process below.

[link, via First We Feast]

The Spaghetti and Meatball Cone, For Pasta On-The-Go

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Spaghetti and meatballs are great, but they often require having to sit down and eat. And, then there’s all of that fork-twirling… uuugh, the twirling.

Dude Foods is here to make the experience a bit more convenient with The Spaghetti and Meatballs Cone. Taking a cue from the user-friendly ice cream cone, the spaghetti housing is made by forming the pasta into cone shape, and topping it with a giant meatball.

Now, go… be free, eat pasta. No twirling required.

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Keep Your Coffee and Donut Warm With This Ingenious Mug

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Coffee and donuts were invented with the sole purpose of joining forces to help make mornings tolerable. However, if you’re moving a bit slow in the morning — probably because you haven’t had your coffee yet — the pair can lose heat, making the morning suck even more.

The BEST. MORNING. EVER. Mug is here to solve your morning dilemma. The ceramic mug is designed to rest your donut or muffin on top. The heat trying to escape from the coffee warms the breakfast item, while that same item insulates the mug.

So, they work off of each other… like a perfect pair should. Best morning ever, indeed. The mug is currently in Kickstarter phase, but they’ve already surpassed their goal. So, you can start enjoying warm things in the morning again.

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[link, via Mental Floss]