Looking for the perfect summer accessory? Wearable Ice Cream, by New Zealand-based Giapo, has got you covered. Or, at least, they’ll cover your fingers.
The wearable ice cream cones slip onto your fingers creating the coolest of hands. No worries, the cones are designed not to leak.
They will however keep you from biting your nails, or ever having to eat boring normal-sized ice cream again.
Sorry, ice cream man… You had a good run. The frozen heaven that is a Good Humor Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream Bar is now available in Oreo form.
Although, the Oreos will contain strawberry-flavored bits similar to the ice cream, it looks like it’ll miss the mark on those impossibly-beautiful pink hues. Nonetheless, keep an eye out for Strawberry Shortcake Oreos this summer, especially at your local Target.
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Mail is about to smell a whole lot better. Scratch and Sniff Stamps are being launched by the U.S. Postal Service, perhaps in an effort to compete with other carriers whose deliveries will still smell like mail.
The interactive stamps will feature an array of popsicles such as chocolate, kiwi, watermelon, root beer, blueberry and cola. It also wouldn’t hurt to include a “Good Job” scratch and sniff on your envelope, just to let your mailman know that you appreciate him.
“Frozen Treats Forever” stamps will be available on June 20.
It’s almost popsicle season, and artist Daniel Jacob wants to make this summer as sophisticated as possible.
At first glance, the food art looks good enough to lick. However, the popsicles are covered in thousands of non-tongue-friendly Swarovski crystals.
Daniel Jacob’s fancy popsicles and other art can be seen at Nonfinito Gallery in New York through May 31, 2018. Also, see more on Instagram.
The next time you’re at the airport and need quick gift, there may be a few more Toblerones to choose from. You’ll just have to drive home faster.
Toblerone Ice Cream Bars are coming and, just like the Toblerone Bar, they’ll be unmistakably triangular, containing the same almond and nougat goodness.
So far, the ice cream bars will only make an appearance in the U.K., beginning this summer. However, we can’t imagine they won’t be smuggled into the U.S. by those smart few who pack a cooler.
