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The Soylent Green t-shirt by John Sprengelmeyer will help the wearer display their ingredients. With food labeling becoming stricter, it only makes sense that if we’re to be made into little green crackers — the eater can have peace of mind knowing that we are free-range and contain no high fructose corn syrup.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Apples and oranges — the seemingly incomparable fruits finally get their long-awaited showdown. Brought to us by Smarter.org and byJess.net, this handy infographic presents the comparison that has been casually dismissed for far too long. Let’s get it on.
When choosing your vice, make it Charlie Sheen’s Tiger Blood Energy Drink*. Be a rock star from Mars, while staying up all night with your Goddesses… Winning!
* product does not actually exist, but we’re sure it will shortly. Me… Winning!
If Soylent Green is people, then it only makes sense that the government-rationed crackers get their own celebrity supermarket rag.
Soylent Green is People Magazine! is brought to us by photographer David Friedman. And not unlike its inspiration, Soylent Green the magazine portrays a dystopian state, where celebrities are entitled, and gossip rags provide our only entertainment on the check-out line.
[via Laughing Squid]
Spot Color Cookies, Beer Saves The World, and Meat Water… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of the Week.
Chocolate chips are so last year… Pantone Chip Cookies
Milking your 15 minutes… Got Milk?: The (Almost) Complete Collection
Besides making family gatherings tolerable…
How Beer Saved The World
Save me the space bar… Keyboard S’more
Waiter, there’s a deity in my soup… When Jesus Shows Up In Food
Liquid Lunch, only grosser… The Meat-Flavored Beverage For Humans
