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Macarons, already a wonderful magical dessert, just got an upgrade. Unicorn Macarons are brought to us by Mac Lab Bakery, featuring the fluffy cookie with a majestic horn.
For the unicorn purists, the requisite colors of the rainbow are made possible with Fruity Pepples… which also have magical powers before they get soggy in milk. True story.
Rainbow foodstuffs had a good run… But it’s time to aim higher, and Galaxy Desserts are now where it’s at. Celestial donuts, extraterrestrial macarons, and space cakes are the new Instagram food craze.
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If you’re having trouble deciding which dessert to have in Paris, perhaps it’s as simple as choosing whatever matches your outfit. That’s what Parisian pastry chef, Tal Spiegel, does by coordinating confectionary works of art with his shoes.
The Instagram account, desserted_in_paris, is a feast for the eyes just for the desserts. Then, upon further inspection, we discover that the desserts are merely fashion accessories. See more below and over at Instagram.
If you’re trying to get into the Christmas spirit, but still have a little Halloween hangover — Conjoined Gingerbread Men are here to help. Brought to us by Conjurer’s Kitchen, the deliciously morbid and two-headed cookies will help nurse that hangover.
Unless you’re just not into yuletide cheer and cookies with gumdrop buttons. It’s understandable, we make ninjas instead.
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Combining a sweet tooth and a few lessons in modern art history, New York-based photographer Sarah Anne Ward created desserts inspired by famous works of art.
From Pollock Rice Krispie Treats and Koons’ Twinkie dog to Mondrian Jell-O — Ward, in collaboration with food stylists Heather Meldrom and Michelle Gatton, created desserts worthy of any museum and anyone’s belly.
