If you’re the type who can’t even look at their burger without fries attached, the French Fry Bun Burger is here to help.
Brought to us by Nick over at Dude Foods, the alternative bun concept uses an ingenious edible adhesive called Dab-N-Hold to stick the fries together.
Add ketchup and save some major time. Hell, pour your drink over it, and you’ll be outta there in no time.
If you’re a gourmand who likes to put fries on your burger, then the culinary/laziness gods have answered your prayers. Starting Sept. 1, Burger King will gladly place french fries on your burger for you, with their new French Fry Burger.
Sure, you could have a much better burger and fries somewhere/anywhere else. But then you’ll have to lift the bun and strategically place the fries on yourself. That just sounds like a lot of work. Thanks for the help, BK.
[via AdFreak]
Australian artist Ben Frost, using the bold red and yellow packaging of McDonald’s french fries as canvas, recreates pop culture icons. Frost takes inspiration from graffiti and sign writing, using sharp lines and bold colors to help his subject stand out — even when competing with the garish colors of the fries box.
[more of Frost’s work (some NSFW), via PSFK]
Fries with ketchup, usually an exercise in savory goodness, now gets a sweet version. Cake Fries are brought to us by Instructables member lmnopeas, and consist of nothing more than some creatively-cut pound cake, and easy-to-make raspberry ketchup for your dipping pleasure. Instructions to make your own can be found here.
Bullying is a serious issue. So if you’re going to send your kid to school with the bully-bait that is McDonald’s french fries, at least teach them to protect themselves. If you can’t afford karate lessons, a strategically-placed Burger King logo should ward off any lunchtime muggings. Apparently even schoolyard thugs hate Burger King fries — seen here in this German spot for McDonald’s.
Of course, the problem with McDonald’s fries… no random onion rings. Let the french fry debate begin!
[link, via Copyranter]
