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Here at Foodiggity, we’re big fans of butcher diagrams. Even if the animal being segmented may or may not actually exist.
So, Tauntaun Cuts is right up our alley. Brought to us by Super7Store, the handy chart points out the transportation vehicle’s primal parts, as well as reminding us that its belly could be quite comfy and warm.
Tauntaun Cuts is available as a t-shirt or print.
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Gentlemen… Is your underwear not making you feel enough like a piece of meat? Or, perhaps you and your significant other believe that everything is made better with a butcher diagram — even your man-junk. Simply slap on a pair of Butcher Briefs, and let the euphemisms and “meat” jokes commence!
Butcher Briefs are brought to us by chef Chris Cosentino and Betabrand, and is currently in concept phase.
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Created for a New York-based butcher shop called Japan Premium Beef, Chicago-based design shop ODL whipped up some Meat Balloons. Made from latex, then hand-painted to resemble various cuts of meat, each balloon took about three hours to make.
Too bad they’re not available for your next meat-themed party. The best part would be hiring a clown to turn them back into animals.
UPDATE: The Meat Balloons are now available for sale in very limited quantities. Send in the clowns!
Why say “I love you” with ordinary roses, when you could say “I love you and here’s some meat?” The Steak Bouquet is brought to us by British butcher Antony Bowness of Gloucestershire, England. Made from strips of sirloin, it should get the point across to the meat lover in your life.
Have a happy Valentine’s Day… even if you are getting meatless roses.
The Butcher, The Chef & The Swordsman is a Chinese action flick headed stateside this month. It follows the history of a magical blade, that in the hands of our three title characters, helps form their destiny.