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The hardest decision you’ll probably make all day, is whether to cut your toast across, or to get all fancy with a diagonal. But did you know that there’s a number of acceptable ways to cut your toasted bread?
Brought to us by Stephen Wildish, How To Cut Toast is a handy little chart that offers ideas for creative ways of dividing your toast. Sorry if all of this decision-making makes you late for work.
[via Neatorama]
Comedienne Amy Sedaris recently stopped by Late Night With Jimmy Fallon for what appeared to be a cooking segment. But it quickly turned into a tutorial on how to make edible kitty litter.
With just some crushed walnuts, cocoa powder, and a few 100 Grand candy bars, you too can have a litter box that’s good enough to eat. Make your own, and really make an impression at your next gross-out party.
[link, via First We Feast]
A fruit cup… You know you want it. But peeling that plastic barrier off of one can be a challenge if you’re not careful. Luckily, artist Stephanie Pepper shows us how.
Actually, she doesn’t — this cartoon ends poorly. But good luck with that fruit cup.
Transformers Bread, more than meets the eye… Transformers bread, carbohydrates in disguise. The pull-apart and nerd cuisine-influenced bread is brought to us by recipe blogger Chris-Rachael Oseland.
The ‘How-To’ can be found here. It’s based on a recipe for Fougassee bread, probably because Transformers are fugazi.
[link, via BoingBoing]
T-Rexes have comically short arms. So it’s going to take some creativity to get them to serve you anything. The DIY Dinosaur Serving Dish is brought to us by Three Little Monkeys Studios — helping to put the once useless T-Rex to good use. Check out the “How To” here.
[via Neatorama]