Look a little tougher while baking with the Tattoo Oven Mitt. The lightweight mitt is adorned with a sleeve of intimidating tattoos, that’ll help make you look tough when reaching into the oven. Even if it’s for a quiche. Available here.
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Banana Gun
This replica .45 caliber flintlock was made from a banana, using some intricate carving and the banana tattoo method. Stick ’em up!
Nacho Tattoos
Wear your nacho love on your sleeve — perhaps in-between your other tats — with Nacho Tattoos. Brought to us by our friends at Nachos NY, the delectable tattoos are temporary — even though nacho love is forever.
[Nachos NY Store, via Boing Boing]
Foodiggity’s Best of The Week, 5/14-5/18
Rainbow Corn, Banana Tattoos, and Chocolate Sausage… It’s Foodiggity’s Best of The Week.
Your morning banana gets stylish… The Banana Peel Trucker Hat
Taste the rainbow… Glass Gem Corn
Eat your brains out… Enjoy A Chocolate Version Of Your Own Brain
Don’t ruin another toaster… How To make A Grilled Cheese In Your Toaster
Future banana bread… Tattooed Bananas
Cupcakes and sausage, together at last… Cupcakewurst, Cupcake-Filled Sausages
Tattooed Bananas
Using nothing more than a push pin and a banana — artist Phil Hansen creates beautiful works of art. Using a technique inspired by pointillism and old-school tattooing, Hansen punctures the banana’s skin with strategically placed pin holes. The peel’s tendency to turn brown then brings the art to life — albeit short-lived, before the whole banana rots over.
[via designboom]
