The Greatest Food Culture Site Ever*
If you’re looking for the perfect dressing for your meal, you might consider a great condiment such as sriracha or soy sauce.
This thinking also applies to improving your baby, and Awesome Sauce Onesies are here to help. Created by Etsy store, BuzzBearStudio, the set includes an adorable Sriracha and Soy Sauce Onesie. There’s even a little hat to help complete the effect, making your baby the most adorable condiment available. Check them out here.
Anything with a wiener dog dressed up as an actual wiener can’t be bad. Then, imagine an entire stampede of the elongated canines running in slow motion towards humans dressed as condiments.
Wiener Stampede is part of Heinz’s “Meet The Ketchups” campaign, with this particular 30-second ad scheduled to run during the Super Bowl. Check it out below, for half-a-minute of pure adorbz.
Do you have a finicky feline? Perhaps their cat food could be made more palatable with a cat-version of ketchup and mustard.
Something called Catchup and Meowstard exist, and are here to add a few flavor profiles to your cat’s Meow Mix. Unsurprisingly, the reviews for the cat condiments are mixed. But hey, it’s gluten-free!
[hat tip to Scott Beale]
If you were wondering how this selfie craze could be made a little bit more intolerable, Hellmann’s has the answer. Warning… it involves printing your mug on a burger using mayonnaise.
Hellmann’s recently set up a selfie printing station/burger truck and, with the help of a 3D printer, created Burger Selfies. Although the pictures weren’t taken by the subject themselves, so “selfie” is a bit misleading. That, and nobody believes that anyone still puts mayonnaise on a burger. Lies! All lies!!
[link, via Incredible Things]
Created by artist Robin Antar, these food sculptures start out as a large stone made from a color similar to the subject. Antar then chisels and carves away, using a technique she created 20 years ago.
Labels and an occasional cap is painted on to help make the sculptures even more mind-bending. Check out more below and at Antar’s site here.
[link, via designtaxi]