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The problem with your current toast… it’s simply not three-dimensional and adorable enough. Enter the Teddy Bear Toast Stamp.
This handy little kitchen tool will add some much-needed adorbz to your kids’ lunches — whether it’s a PB&J with the crusts cut off, or you’re simply looking to add some excitement to boring old white bread.
[via Bored Panda]
The hardest decision you’ll probably make all day, is whether to cut your toast across, or to get all fancy with a diagonal. But did you know that there’s a number of acceptable ways to cut your toasted bread?
Brought to us by Stephen Wildish, How To Cut Toast is a handy little chart that offers ideas for creative ways of dividing your toast. Sorry if all of this decision-making makes you late for work.
[via Neatorama]
If you’re looking to attract the opposite sex, and want to help quell the low-carb diet fad, Eau de Toast is here to help. Brought to us by The Federation of Bakers, a few models at London Fashion Week wore the scent to help the cause.
The limited edition scent was offered in free samples, that are unfortunately already gone. Back to sticking your face over the toaster so you can smell better.
[link, via Incredible Things]
We never thought we’d say this, but, “Move over, Nutella.” The former greatest spread ever just doesn’t have enough beer in it. Enter Birra Spalmabile, a spread loaded with beer and eager to greatly improve your toast.
Brought to us by two Italian companies — chocolate makers Napoleone and beer brewery Alta Quota, spreadable beer comes in light and dark beer options. Available here.
[via TAXI]
Artist and friend of Foodiggity Eric Barclay’s toaster broke. So he went ahead and did what he does best, and repurposed an everyday item in the name of art.
Burnt Texas Toast began as the aforementioned toaster that no longer works and, inspired by Milton the Talking Toaster, was upcycled into awesomeness.
See more works from Eric, and one of our most popular posts ever here.
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