If you stop for a second, in the middle of the street, and take a good look at a manhole cover, you might notice that some are actually quite beautiful. Especially if said manhole cover was edible.
The Chocolate Manhole Cover is brought to us by Twitterer @38beem. It’s made of solid chocolate, with the ‘rust’ created with cocoa powder and the ‘street’ made with different-colored cookie crumbles. Now stop staring and get out of the street.
[link, via Rocket News 24]
Landing a design gig is hard, but there’s always creative ways to grab a hiring manager’s attention. Brooklyn-based creative pro, April Hansen, knows this and has come up with a great way to land the job.
Adobe Suite Chocolate Bars use the icons of Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign as its packaging, with some added creative flair. Check the back of the bars for nutritional info and April’s skill set.
Hopefully the chocolates are effective. And, if not… Do you really want to work for someone who doesn’t like chocolate?
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If you’re still on a quest to “catch ’em all,” then you’ll want to add “Delicious Macaron Pikachu” to the list.
Created by Dalmiin Baking Studio, the chocolate Poké Ball is intricately created out of chocolate, while our friend Pikachu the macaron hides inside. Pikachu is found after heated chocolate is poured over top.
Just remember to look up every once in a while during dessert.
[link, via designtaxi]
Princess Leia may have been a strong and inspiring female character in Star Wars: A New Hope, but there’s no getting past that her hair looked a lot like delicious chocolate buns.
Jenn Fujikawa agrees, and has realized this yummy hair-inspired dessert with Princess Leia Nutella Buns. Not only is there a recipe for the buns, but Jenn shows us how to reinforce the theme with a Leia plate.
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Line ’em up! Bacon Chocolate Shot Glasses are brought to us by Natasha of Through The Eyes of My Belly.
The most amazing thing about these drinking vessels — besides Natasha hitting the perfect trifecta of bacon, chocolate and booze — is that this is her first blog post.
So, we appear to have some sort of food-blogging prodigy here… I’d follow her and stay tuned. Check out the Shot Glass tutorial here.
[link, via The Vulgar Chef]
