Chef Crusoe isn’t your average cooking show host. That’s because hosts aren’t usually adorable canines with thick Italian accents.
In this demo, the miniature dachshund whips up the Italian appetizer known as Bruschetta. Although, Chef Crusoe is one of those who likes to eat the ingredients while he cooks, he does properly pronounces ‘bruschetta.’ Giada would be proud.
Kawaii — a Japanese word used to describe something as lovable, cute, or adorable — is now a common term used to describe the art of miniature cooking.
At the forefront of this adorable movement is Miniature Space. Using tiny fully-functional kitchens, real ingredients are mixed and prepared over tiny flames with delicious, albeit very small, results. Check these out…
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Whether you’re shopping for a home-cook with a sense of humor, a drinker, or anyone who just likes some cool stuff, Foodiggity is here to help.
This year’s gift guide has a little something for everyone… Cooking and baking gadgets, drinking accessories, and lots more. So check it out, and Happy Holidays.
Never forget to drain your utensils and cutlery again with the Jumbo Cutlery Drainer. Made to look like an adorable elephant, Jumbo will gladly hang out by your sink, eager to disperse the water from its trunk. Plastic. Never forgets. [$18.99]
Hopefully this isn’t a sign of things to come… But The Splash Cutting Board looks as though it’s bleeding off your countertop.
Designed to remain stable while you work, the surface makes a perfect spot for your cutting needs, or for some extra creative workspace. And, the ‘drip’ part is easily removable for cleaning and storage. Plastic. Approximately 18″x12″. [$21.99]
Sweetening your beverage has never been cooler or more macabre, than with the Sugar Skull Spoon. The unique scooping utensil provides the perfect way to eat your cereal — or to sweeten your coffee, tea, or absinthe. Every Sugar Skull Spoon is made from food-grade stainless steel. Dishwasher safe. [$12.99]
Do you need to get a bottle opened, me hearties? Well, the Legless Pirate Corkscrew is here to help. Complete with a corkscrew for a leg, and a waiter’s friend and foil cutter for arms — this pirate is ready to open any wine bottle. He even comes with a bottle-opening eye patch for sodas and beers, and a parrot on his arm. [$14.99]
When boring old slices of cucumbers and zucchini just won’t do, there’s the Cucumbo Spiral Slicer. Designed to look like a large colorful bolt, simply impale a tubular vegetable in the Cucumbo and twist.
The result… a continuous slice that will add a little something to your salad, or any other dishes that could use an edible slinky. Plastic. 8x7x4cm. Available in green. Dishwasher-safe. [$12.99]
Do you have a cold beer or hot beverage you’d like to insulate? Or, perhaps you need to class up a bottle of wine that you’re giving as a gift?
Freaker Bottle Sleeves are here to help. Available in a variety of styles, the one-size-fits-all drink protectors will slip onto any bottle, can, growler, or anything that needs protection from outside elements. And if you have a pirate, burger, or unicorn fan on your list, consider a Bottle Sleeve Bundle. One bottle sleeve fits all. Available in 11 styles. [$11.99]
Robots will eventually turn on us humans and take over. Until then, they’re still eager to serve.
The Lunch Bot Robot Lunch Box is a perfect example of a robot that’s still on our side. The retro lunch box is designed to look like a vintage robot, that will gladly hold anything you can stuff in his tin body. Lunch Bot is made from non-corrosive tin, with a durable PVC plastic handle. Approximately 9.5″ x 6.5″ x 3.5″. Eager to serve. [$19.99]
Thanks for stopping by… Be sure to check out The Foodiggity Shop to see even more stuff. Happy Holidays!
The problem with all of your other kitchen utensils… They just aren’t inspired enough by toy bricks. The Cooking Blocks Utensil Set is here to change all of that.
The 3-piece set consists of a spatula, large spoon, and slotted pasta spoon. Also included is a brick placeholder for which to snap your awesome new tools against the wall with. And, at only four pieces, any adult can put this kit together – with a little help from the kids, of course.
The Cooking Blocks Utensil Set is new, bricky, and available at The Foodiggity Shop. [$39.99]
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If you need to slice a pepper, cut bread, or attack a large space station, the Star Wars X-Wing Knife Block is here to help.
Luke’s spaceship of choice includes a cook’s knife, bread knife, carving knife, utility knife, and paring knife. Targeting computer and the dead jedi voice to help you cut, not included.
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