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Why take the time to manually mix ketchup and mayonnaise, when Heinz will gladly do it for you?
Mayochup will not only save space in your fridge, but the condiment mash-up will keep you from having to do all that work. Although this “fry-sauce” is currently only available in the Middle East, Heinz is asking folks if they should bring Mayochup to the U.S.
So, head to Twitter and let them know how you feel about Mayochup. “Yes, please!” Or, “I’ll mix my own, Heinz!”
Photographer and creative director Stephen McMennamy mashes together photos of food, everyday objects and scenery.
The result is a fun photo series of juxtaposed people and objects, using contrast in scale to mess with our minds. And, who wouldn’t want a truckload of Fruit Loops? See… he’s messing with our minds!
Check out more below and over at Instagram #ComboPhotos.
Artist Martin Roller mashes up found objects and food to create a series that messes with our minds. Bananas are expertly turned into sneakers, while spaghetti forms a gun, complete with splattered sauce.
And, I’d like a pair of salami sneakers, STAT!! Check them out below and at Roller’s site.
[link, via Laughing Squid]
Now that one person, J.J. Abrams, is responsible for the creative direction of both Star Wars and Star Trek, geeks worldwide are having an even harder time choosing sides. These cookies won’t help.
Brought to us by Sarah Trefney, Star Wars/Star Trek Cookies combines a few notable characters from the two franchises — such as Spock as Obi-Wan, Chekov as Luke, and Darth as a Klingon.
Hopefully the cookies taste as good as Episode VII sounds. Because batches I, II, and III tasted like crap.
The McDonald’s Mc10:35 is a culinary mashup, designed for those who tend to show up for breakfast on the wrong side of 10:30.