Japan is legendary for their arsenal of Kit Kat flavors. So, it only makes sense that the chocolate candy finally gets gilded.
Japan’s Kit Kat Chocolatory shops will release two versions next month. One is a standard Kit Kat wrapped in edible gold leaf for 2,016 yen (US$16) a piece. The other is an actual 24k solid-gold version, that will be raffled off.
Looking for a comfortable way to support your neck while you nap? Do you dream of seafood?
The Shrimp Neck Pillow will not only offer the support that you need, but it’ll make it look like you’re being attacked by a mutant sea creature. The best part, is that the pillow already comes peeled and deveined. Sweet dreams.
[link, via Rocket News 24]
Here’s proof, that if you allow a food trend to hang around long enough, stuff like Sushi Cupcakes is bound to happen. We only have ourselves to blame.
Brought to us by Mosogourmet, the ‘cupcakes’ are made by forming raw fish and rice into temarizushi (sushi balls).
The best part, if there needs to be one, is that the cupcake wrapper is edible nori. Actually, this look kinda awesome. Want.
[link, via designtaxi]
Sure, you let your stuffed animals sleep on your bed, and you occasionally ask them how their day was… who doesn’t? But where can your fluffy friends go to unwind, after a tough day of collecting dust and staring blankly?
Nuigurumi Café in Tokyo has the answer, with a café and hotel for stuffed animals. The best part, is that the owner needn’t actually take their stuffed companions to the café and try to sit in tiny chairs.
Just send your stuffed animals to the café in the mail, and they’re returned with photos and souvenirs from their stay. Reservations are available. Book now… Fluffy McFluffins deserves it.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Burger King Japan, already responsible for an all-black cheeseburger, is back with a further assault on our rods and cones.
The Aka Burger is their latest release of a food item that just ain’t right. Available as a burger or chicken sandwich, the Aka sports an all-red bun and red cheese.
The color is made possible by tomato powder and includes ‘Angry Sauce’ — a spicy Sichuan fermented bean paste, also red. The red burgers will be available from July 3rd until mid-August. Anyone who gets their hands on one… please send photos.
[link, via First We Feast]
