As far as books go, The Sandwich Book by Polish graphic designer Pawel Piotrowski is a real page-turner. The creative project starts off strong with a layer of bread, followed by a storyline of various meats, cheeses, lettuce, tomato and other condiments.
The ending is a bit of a disappointment, since the book ends much like it started… With bread. But the finish is helped along with a layer of mayo… So, four stars, a must-read.
[link, via First We Feast]
Add a little adorbz to lunch with Bear Sandwich Molds. Use it to shape the kids’ PB&J or any other sandwich into cute little bear heads, with the added bonus of the crusts being removed. And for dessert, bear claws!! You know, to keep the theme going.
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A crafts and snack enthusiast named Diane created a stylish jacket made entirely of Ziploc bags. Great for if you like to snack on the go, or you really like to show off what you keep in your pockets. And if you need to keep people from stealing your jacket snacks, consider making one with a few Anti-Theft Lunch Bags.
[link, via Incredible Things]
Since the advent of Ziplocs — especially the ones with the yellow and blue that turn green — sandwich bag twist ties have become pretty useless. However, deviantart member, justjake54, recently found a new use for twist ties — using them to create a series of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
[link, via Obvious Winner]
We want a breakfast sandwich and we want it now!! So the good people at Hamilton Beach has made our wish their command, and brought us the Breakfast Sandwich Maker.
Skip the drive-thru and simply load up the tiers of the contraption with all of your favorite breakfasty-type stuff. And, within five minutes, the most important sandwich of the day is served.
Watch this thing in action…
[link, via HiConsumption]
