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Chef Creates Menu Then Wears The Entire Meal On His Face

March 15, 2017 by Chris Durso

Sure, you could present your menu on boring paper with fancy words in a tired font, or, you can get creative and present the entire meal on your face.

That’s exactly what Chef Robbie Postma, of J. Walter Thompson Amsterdam, decided to do. In collaboration with artist Robert Harrison, they’ve created MENU — actual ingredients presented on the chef’s face.

The MENU begins with vegetables and progresses through some main courses, wine, desserts and coffee. Each ingredient, down to the last coffee bean and grain, is genuine and was applied by hand.

See some of the backstory and the process involved in the video below.

MENU – The craft behind the project. from Tim Arnold on Vimeo.

[via Adweek]

Grape Balloons, Cauliflower Poodles and Other Food Mash-ups

February 29, 2016 by Chris Durso

Artist Stephen McMennamy, who we’ve featured previously, continues the art of food and everyday objects mashed together.

The result is a series of contiguous images, including grape balloons and cauliflower poodles, designed to toy with our minds.

Check out more below and over at McMennamy’s Instagram.

[link, via Bored Panda]

LEGO Butter, Beer, And Other Bricky Foods

February 5, 2016 by Chris Durso

Sometimes, we just need to forego LEGO’s included instructions, throw caution to the wind, and get creative with our brick art.

Artist Michał Kulesza does this in one of the simplest and hunger-inducing ways possible. Kulesza replaces ordinary foods and everyday objects with LEGOs — creating fun scenes that look good enough to eat.

But please do not eat… LEGOs taste bad.

[link, via designboom]

Vegetables That Think They’re Meat

February 2, 2016 by Chris Durso

If you’d like to get the kids, or an uncooperative adult, to eat their veggies — perhaps it’s time to disguise them as yummy meat.

Artist Sarah Illenberger has the right idea — juxtaposing vegetables to make them look like roasts, turkeys, and other much more palatable food items. Check out more below and here.

[link, via this isn’t happiness]

Instant Photo Coasters Are A Nostalgic Way To Protect Your Tables

January 13, 2016 by Chris Durso

You’re nostalgic and you hate drink rings on your table… We know the type. Instant Photo Coasters are just the thing for you.

The set includes four tempered glass coasters that will protect your tables. The best part, is that you can insert your own photos.

Show off your kids, pets, or Instagram prowess — just before your guests plant their drink on it. No shaking required to get them to work. Available at The Foodiggity Shop.

Four coasters. 3.75″ x 3.75″. Photos measure 3.3″ x 3.3″. Tempered glass. Insert included for photos.

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Chef Creates Menu Then Wears The Entire Meal On His Face

Grape Balloons, Cauliflower Poodles and Other Food Mash-ups

LEGO Butter, Beer, And Other Bricky Foods

Vegetables That Think They’re Meat

Instant Photo Coasters Are A Nostalgic Way To Protect Your Tables

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