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Grillography, A Typeface Made From Grilled Food

You have a BBQ-related design project, and you’re looking for the perfect font to get your point across… Grillography is here to help that along.

The typeface consists of actual grilled food items, either cut and formed into a desired letter, or simply taking advantage of the food’s natural shape. We’re looking at you, Pineapple O.

Grillography is brought to us by Oslo-based agency Anti, and was made to promote Scandinavian supermarket chain, Rimi. We assume to help sell their grill-friendly items.

[link, via designtaxi]

This BBQ Grill Is A Smoking Gun

The Double-Barrel Pistol-Grip Sawed-Off Shotgun BBQ Grill is not only a fully-functional grill, but the smoking gun is conclusive evidence that food is better when cooked outdoors.

Brought to us by California artist firesculptureart, all this manliness will set you back $9,550 USD. But at least you’ll always know who’s guilty of burning dinner. Also available in Colt .45 form, if that’s how you roll.

[link, via technabob]

Watermelon Grill

Stop cutting boring slices of watermelon, or making that ridiculous watermelon basket you think is so great. Instead, make an awesome Watermelon Grill for your next barbecue.

Sandra Denneler of SheKnows will show you how with a few easy steps. At least you can’t burn the burgers on that thing.

[via Laughing Squid]

The Balcony BBQ Grill Is Here To Help

Real world problem… You live in an apartment and dig grilled meats. No room for an actual grill? No problem. The Bruce Handrail Grill is a neat solution for the balcony-dwelling, space-impaired. Just hang it, light it, and you’ll be cooking as if you’re a slave to a mortgage in no time. Check it out here.

[link, via HiConsumption]

The Grillbot Is Like A Roomba For Your Grill

Picture this… Instead of a small robot that vacuums your carpets, one that’s more than happy to clean the mess on your dirty outdoor grill. The Grillbot Grill Cleaning Robot is a brilliant solution to our disdain for cleaning our BBQ.

A simple push of a button sends the bot scurrying about, scrubbing away all that charred meat and the burnt-on marinades from last summer.

The Grillbot will be available in June in three different colors. Two models will retail for $69.95 to $99.95.

[link, via HiConsumption]