If you were ever hooked on the Kool-Aid, as most kids of the past thirty-years have been, then you’ve often wondered if Kool-Aid Man could actually break through a brick wall.
Now, thanks to VSauce3 and science, you needn’t wonder any more. The answer as to whether an anthropomorphic pitcher of sugar water could penetrate a brick wall is… perhaps.
I don’t know, science is hard. Please watch this…
[link, via The Awesomer]
If you’d like to get your kids addicted to lunch, consider whipping up a batch of Puzzle Potatoes. Designed to resemble Tetris blocks — youngsters can build up their lunch wall, hoping that the straight piece arrives soon.
So, pass the ketchup, and then spend the rest of lunch explaining to the kids how you used to play Tetris for 18-hours at a time.
Kids scream for ice cream. But do they care about the fancy flavors offered by artisanal ice cream makers?
This video helps kids step out of their vanilla and chocolate comfort zone, and tests their underdeveloped palates. The kids are asked to taste some artisanal ice cream flavors — such as Sweet Corn with Blackberry — and then guess what’s in them.
The results are what you might expect. Although it is funny to see kids guess that most flavors are just plain ol’ vanilla. Kids are so unsophisticated.
We’ve covered our fair share of banana art and cool parents who like to make their kids’ lunch more interesting. Now, these two worlds collide with these fun banana illustrations.
Brought to us by Alex Feliciano, after being asked by his wife to simply write his kids’ names on their lunchbox banana, took it a few steps further. And, without puncturing the skin, the bananas won’t be a brown squishy mess by lunchtime. Nice work, dad.
[link, via designtaxi]
Having trouble getting the kids to eat a healthy lunch? Perhaps you’re not making their lunchboxes adorable enough.
San Francisco-based father and blogger Beau Coffron, a.k.a. Lunchbox Dad, creates cute pop culture-inspired lunches every week for his two kids.
Compartmentalized, bento-style, his kids are treated to anything from a few banana minions to Captain America’s shield. Most would have trouble digging into Kermit’s head, but as long as the kids are eating healthy.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
