The Greatest Food Culture Site Ever*
If you know any aspiring hairstylists who enjoy cookies, there’s the Hairdo Cookie Cutter.
The adorable new kitchen tool will form a head with a very unruly block of hair. It’s up to the eater to style it, using their teeth as scissors. Just make sure to tip the shampoo girl (mom).
[link, via Incredible Things]
Pugs are adorable. But, when they’re illustrated as tasty treats, they’re just too cute for words.
Illustrator Eugenia Leung knows this, and has created Puglie Pug, a fun series of illustrations of Puglie disguised as various foodstuffs and other characters. Check out more adorbz here.
[link, via designtaxi]
Coffee spills are gonna happen. So, why not make these unfortunate little accidents as adorable as possible?
Coffee Monsters, by German creative professional Stefan Kuhnigk, sees the potential in these brown splotches. After some pencil to paper, Stefan turns coffee spills into adorable little creatures.
Although Stefan’s first spill was an accident that he made the best of, we assume that the 300 Coffee Monsters that followed were done on purpose. Check out more below and over at Kuhnigk’s Instagram.
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Proving that fruits and vegetables can be cute too, Hong Kong-based cook SimC creates adorable food art scenes, with no meat anywhere in sight.
Most of the art includes pop culture characters such as Snoopy, Pikachu, Nemo and Hello Kitty — made from various foodstuffs that are almost too cute to eat. Even if none of the ingredients are pork or beef-related. See more below, or over at SimC’s Facebook.
[link, via Incredible Things]
If food could talk… For real, not the imaginary beckoning voice in your head… It might say something like what’s displayed in these adorably honest illustrations.
Created by artist David Olenick, our honest foods tell it like it is. Which is a refreshing change from fruits and vegetables. They lie.
