Tag: cereal

Lucky Charms Sifter

Let’s face it… Lucky Charms are awesome. But we all know that the star of the show is the marshmallows, with those pesky oat clusters just an unwelcome supporting act. And if buying only the marbits isn’t an option for you — the Lucky Charms Sifter is here to help.

Created by Tom Lombardi, the 3D printed gadget will help separate the pink hearts and yellow moons, from the beige tasteless nuggets that we loathe. The shame felt from eating a bowl of marshmallows should subside by lunch. Enjoy.

[link, via The Awesomer]

Foodiggity’s Best of the Week, 10/17-10/21

Dessert for Breakfast, Cereal Couture, and Swedish Chef… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of the Week.

Metal God, Cake… Ozzy Osbourne Cake
Dessert first… This Breakfast Is Dessert
Apple guy… Steve Jobs Made From 3750 Apples
Cereal Couture… If Fashion Designers Made Cereal
Well done… Jack O’ Burgers
Bork, Bork, Boom!… Swedish Chef ‘Carves’ Some Pumpkins

If Fashion Designers Made Cereal

Burberry Flakes, The Glam Foodie

Cereal Couture, created by The Glam Foodie, imagines what it might look like if high fashion met breakfast cereal.

Although, I don’t think Tony would be caught dead in a Burberry Scarf — they’re so 2009. And, do Coco Chanels turn your milk chocolately, or just make it smell like old lady?

Coco Chanel, The Glam Foodie

 

Gucci Loops, The Glam Foodie

[see more here, via Buzzfeed]

Hidden Animal Cereal Bowls

Sure, we all love a surprise with our Froot Loops — but it’s usually at the bottom of the box. These ceramic cereal bowls, by artist Geraldine de Beco, offer a different kind of surprise, to go along with your questionable breakfast. At first glance, the bowls appear to be nothing more than intricately sculpted. But when filled, reveal an animal of choice.

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Cereal Killers Want You For Breakfast

illustration by Chris Lee

In what appears to be an unfortunately abandoned project, Kreepsville Industries commissioned art for a coffee table book, featuring creepy cereal mascots and grotesque breakfast options. When completed the book was to have over 70 pieces from some of the best illustrators in the business.

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