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Foodnited States Stickers Are A Thing

After much request to do so, Foodnited States Stickers are now available to help improve any flat surface.

So far we’ve got S’moregon, New Jerky, and Kaleifornia with a lot more on the way. The best part, is that there’s a few ways to get one, or several:

One matching sticker comes FREE with every Foodnited States T-shirt.
Grab one for a few bucks at The Foodiggity Shop
If you already own a Foodnited States Tee, post a photo wearing your shirt on Instagram, tag @foodnitedstates and #imfoodnited, and we’ll send a few stickers over.

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New Figgy Stickers Are In

Now, you can stick our beloved Foodiggity icon wherever you like. Our new Figgy Stickers will improve any flat surface and even makes a great replacement for any Apple logo you’d like to cover up.

How do you get one of these figgies? Well, at least one is included with every order from The Foodiggity Shop. Or, just ask us nicely and we’ll send you one. And, for those waiting on their requested figgies, they’ll be in the mail soon. Happy sticking!

Thanks to Sticker App for providing the awesome stickers. You too can get anything that you want in sticker form by visiting their site here. They rock.

[Sticker App]

Fridge Monster Stickers

Scare away the midnight munchies, or make your refrigerator too adorable to resist, with Fridge Monster Stickers. Inspired by Japanese Kawaii monsters, the reusable vinyl fridge stickers come in eye, tongue, and fang shape for maximum cuteness.

[available at Curiosite]

Wacky Packages, Making Fun of American Products One Sticker at a Time

bustedfinger3 — photo by Christian Montone

For those who didn’t grow up in the 70s or early 80s, Wacky Packages might be lost on you. Because it was around that time that the satirical sticker series was at its popularity apex, and its sophomoric play on words was actually considered high comedy.

Originally released in 1967 by Topps, Wacky Packages bashed U.S. products, and were a thinly-veiled criticism of American advertising and consumerism. However, that wasn’t what made kids at the time collect these by the pack.

Rather, it was our familiarity with these everyday products and awesome illustration, mixed with gross-out humor. That’s also what made any flat surface a potential canvas for a Wacky Packages sticker collage.

From Footsie Rolls and Plastered Peanuts to Hostage Cupcakes and Raw Goo Spaghetti Sauce — no consumer product was safe from being mocked in sticker form.

Who remembers these and/or had a fridge covered in them?