Nothing goes together better than cookies and milk. Therefore, over 200 cookies and a gallon of milk is probably the greatest combo ever. Or, the worst, depending on how you look at it.
Competitive eater, Matt Stonie, loves himself some cookies and milk — recently ingesting 203 Chips Ahoy Cookies and one gallon of milk in just under a half-hour. Please watch…
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As highly-advanced as aliens appear to be, they always seem to abduct either the dumbest humans, or cows. Regardless, Kyrgyzstan-based design agency, Imedia Creative Bureau, thought that depicting a cow abduction via a milk bottle would work… It did.
A packaging concept for Molocow, the glass bottle is shaped like a tractor beam, with the cow-abductee on its way up, and the UFO as the screw-cap. Any actual missing cows can be found on Molocow’s cartons… we can only assume.
[link, via designtaxi]
If you couldn’t get enough Peeps in liquid form last year, the inexplicable Peeps Milk is back… and it’s brought some friends.
The marshmallow treat-flavored milk now comes in four flavors — Chocolate Marshmallow, Egg Nog, and new Strawberry Créme and Orange Créme. Just in time to improve Easter.
Last year, most of us were left washing our Peeps down with regular milk, as Peeps Milk was only available in the Midwest. This year, Prairie Farms is unleashing the milk nationwide.
[link, via Mental Floss]
We’ve had it a little too good with our fancy milk cartons. It’s time to get back to basics, and dispense our milk like our teat-squeezing ancestors did.
Vache Á Lait, or ‘Milk Cow,’ is a fun dairy-dispenser that simulates the process of milking a cow. It includes a set of udders that, if properly squeezed, will allow your milky bounty to flow.
Brought to us by Design Studio 55, the project was submitted for the Milk Factory’s ‘What’s Next for Milk?’ competition. It’s also a call to action, hoping that we could at least form an appreciation for basic living. Your fancy cartons can’t do that.
[link, via designtaxi]
Just when you thought that Peeps-related madness had reached its apex, along comes Peeps-Flavored Milk.
No longer will we be limited to our Peeps consumption in gelatinous form. This Easter, we shall use our marshmallow chicks to wash down our Cadbury Creme Eggs and other egg-shaped fare.
The folks responsible for this, Prairie Farms Dairy, is releasing Peeps-flavored milk in three varieties — chocolate marshmallow, marshmallow and Easter eggnog. So far, there will only be limited release of Peeps Milk in the midwestern U.S.
For those lucky enough to get their hands on this, and would like to go beyond simply drinking it, there are some Peeps recipes provided on the carton. Lucky midwesterners!!
