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It’s almost Halloween, and your boring ceramic food bowls just aren’t going to do. Get in the holiday spirit with a Human Skull Bowl.
Handmade by Etsy shop, Catacomb Culture, the food vessels are handmade out of food-safe resin. Use one to eat your monster cereal from, or anything worthy of a hollowed-out skull. Find out more here.
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Sweetening your beverage has never been cooler or more macabre, than with the Sugar Skull Spoon. The unique scooping utensil provides the perfect way to eat your cereal — or to sweeten your coffee, tea, or absinthe.
If you’re into that sort of thing. Tea, we mean… Who drinks tea anymore?
The Sugar Skull Spoon is available The Foodiggity Shop.
We’re not sure if it’s proper sushi etiquette to do so, but you can now dip your raw fish and rice in the Skull Soy Dish.
Designed to look like a skull when filled, the dish comes with a set of chopsticks, to help complete the skull and crossbones effect. And, if it’s not sushi night, you can always fill up the skull with oil and vinegar for bread dipping.
The set includes one ceramic dish with bamboo chopsticks. New at The Foodiggity Shop.
If you’re still digging into hard-boiled eggs that aren’t adorable little skulls, you’re doing it wrong. The Egg-A-Matic Skull Egg Mold will help add some creepiness to breakfast, while getting you into the Halloween spirit.
Simply hard-boil an egg, place it in the mold, and an adorable and delicious noggin is yours for the eating. Perfect for skull enthusiasts, or for any breakfasts leading up to October 31st.
Plastic, food-safe, smiley. Egg not included. Available now at The Foodiggity Shop.
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Boring old sugar cubes just don’t seem appropriate this time of year. Get into the Halloween spirit while sweetening your beverage with Skull-Shaped Sugar.
Available in a mix of white and black skulls — either of which will look great on your sugar spoon. Especially if said spoon is also shaped like a skull. So meta.
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