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Heads up! Animal Head Shot Glasses will help get the party started.
Beautifully-designed to look like the noggins of a Ram, Moose, Bear and Rhino, the shot glass set is ceramic with a polished black finish. So, they’ll look good in any bar, even if it’s not already animal-themed. New at The Foodiggity Shop.
Set includes four (4) shot glasses. Ram, Moose, Bear and Rhino. Ceramic. Two-ounces each. High-gloss black. Hand-washing recommended. Awesome packaging makes a great gift.
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Looking to add some visual interest and a possible camouflage to your baked goods? Leopard Milk Bread, brought to us by Patricia Nascimento of Coco e Baunilha, is here to help.
The bread is created using several doughs, flavored and colored with vanilla and cocoa. So, the bread will probably be as delicious as it is aesthetically-pleasing and inconspicuous. Recipe here.
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What fun are illustrations of food and hungry animals, if you don’t feel as though you could reach out and touch them? Malaysian artist Christie Tan is helping to do just that, with an Instagram series of food and animals.
To help take her already awesome illustrations of a food item and an animal a step further, Tan uses creative paper cuts and her own interaction with the drawings, to help bring them to life.
You can see more of Tan’s work below and over at Instagram.
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If the old adage of “you are what you eat” is true, then we’ll eventually be left with these terrifying animal-food hybrids.
You Are What You Eat was created by artist Sarah deRemer. The works of Photoshop show an animal, not only with its favorite food, but actually becoming the food.
The result is a catfish, a cheesemouse, and a manburger. What would be your better half?
If you have ‘African safari’ or ‘seeing the coolest breakfast ever’ on your bucket list, you should check out these Safari Pancakes.
Brought to us by Nathan of Saipancakes, the wild breakfast is expertly drawn and cooked with batter. And they’ll save you a trip to Africa. You’re welcome.
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