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Just in case anyone thought that the Fidget Spinner craze had reached peak annoyance — the toy was recently used to plate food.
Houston restaurant Reef wants in on the trend, and recently used one of these ubiquitous spinners to plate a dish’s sauce. Say what you want about the spinner craze — but the meal actually turned out great. See it in action…
Are you still having trouble getting people to smile at your camera or iPhone because it doesn’t look like cheese? The Chobi Cam Cheese Mini Digital Toy Camera is here to get your subjects in the spirit, with a camera that looks like a tiny slab of swiss.
The little cheese camera — besides attracting mice — is capable of capturing still images, full video, and voice recordings.
Now, we know what you’re thinking… If only there was a camera that actually gave you cheese upon request… Oh, wait… Here you go.
[link, via designtaxi]
Conveyor belt sushi (回転寿司 or “kaiten zushi”) is a very fun and convenient way to have a traditional Japanese meal. But a restaurant equipped with sushi roads is sometimes hard to come by. Something called Super Seizing At Home Conveyor Sushi is here to get you on the fast track.
What could easily be considered just a toy, and your kid’s introduction to conveyor belt sushi — it could also be assembled at the grown-up table, or all around the dining room to impress your friends. Especially if you can pull-off the sushi loop de loop*
*not included, and may or may not exist.
[via Kotaku]
Sure, your fancy DSLR has all the bells and whistles and takes the best pictures humanly possible… But it’s no cookie. The Biscuit Camera, brought to us by Fuuvi, is a fully-functional camera that takes stills and video.
Use one to take pictures of your cookie. Or, video of you eating a cookie. Just remember which one is your camera.
Why should the adults get to have all of the fun on take-out night? Now children, with their inferior motor skills and hand-eye coordination, can get in on the action with Chopstick Kids. While keeping the sticks together, Chopstick Kids can be a great training tool for the aspiring lo mein eater — even if they decide to practice on their mac and cheese.
Chopstick Kids are fun for a girl or a boy, and available at The Foodiggity Shop.
