Gummy Bears should be nothing more than adorable, delicious and squishy. That is unless one is placed in a vacuum chamber, where it becomes horrifying.
YouTube channel, The Vacuum Chamber, shows us what it looks like when a marshmallow version of a gummy bear is repeatedly inflated and deflated. When the air is sucked out of the gummy, our gooey friend is sad and depressing. When expanded, it becomes the inspiration for our next nightmare. Please watch.
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What is it about watching food items being slowly destroyed, especially when they’re gelatinous, that is so oddly satisfying?
Industrial shredder company FilaMaker knows what the people want, with a series of stuff being completely destroyed in one of their machines. Watch as a poor gummy bear sinks into the shredder slowly, and all the jelly… so much jelly.
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Are you looking for the most adorable way to add some light to the room? The Gummy Bear Night Light is here to help. And, now until Monday 2/22/16, if you buy a Gummy Bear Night Light from The Foodiggity Shop, he comes with a FREE Gummy Bear Keychain.
* keychain is available in blue, green, purple and red. Let us know in the customer notes section which one you’d like. Offer ends Monday, 2/22/16.
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Are you looking for the most adorable way to add some light to the room? The Gummy Bear Night Light is here to help.
Simply squeeze the little guy’s belly, and he’ll provide the perfect gelatinous mood lighting. The best part, besides a giant gummy on your table, is that the night light is either battery-operated and portable, or it can find a permanent spot via an A/C jack.
And, if you’re in need of improving your keyring, the Gummy Bears are available in keychain form too.
7″ tall, made from huggable rubber, available in three colors. Now available at The Foodiggity Shop.
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Gummy bears… They help us sleep and create yummy couture. The gelatinous little guys are also good for some occasional food art.
Madrid-based Marta Alonso Yerba has taken gummy bear art to another level, melting them down and creating pieces that resemble stained glass. The beautifully-colored panels are actually made into light boxes, filtering light to form beautiful patterns.
Oh, gummy bears… Is there anything you can’t do?
[link, via Food and Wine]
