The Greatest Food Culture Site Ever*
These meticulously designed sushi trucks are brought to us by Japanese ‘art unit’ Paramodel. Officially titled ‘Tommy Sushi’, artists Yasuhiko Hayashi and Yusuke Nakano sculpted flawless replicas of Japanese foodstuffs, and fit them perfectly atop each truck’s flatbed.
Jell-O Pianos, Mascots Gone Wild, and Dancing Squids… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
There’s always room for… Jell-O Piano
The elusive Grimace and others… Food Mascots In The Wild
Extreme close-up!!… Microscope Photographs of Food
When lunch attacks… The Dancing Squid Dish
Make anything a juicebox… The Titanium Straw
Sharpen up some cheese… The Parmesan Pencils
Using a sandwich-making contraption called the Sand de Panda, which instantly cuts off the bread’s crusts and seals in the filling, YouTuber jetdaisuke makes sandwiches as only a Japanese man can — insanely. And he likes Spam… a lot.
[link, via The Awesomer]
The pop culture phenomenon of bento box art finally gives album covers some love. Jacket Lunch Box brings us some sick bento boxes, depicting spot-on edible versions of some famous albums.
Food making toys that provide kids with a false sense of accomplishment are nothing new. The Japanese toy Konapun is actually one of the most realistic — but that realism comes at a horrifying price.
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