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Singapore-based Melissa of Girl Eat World travels extensively, loves food, and has an Instagram account. The result is a photo series like no other, with a creative take on food sharing and travel.
Melissa, camera in one hand, a food item representing her surroundings in the other — takes the viewer on a first-person account of eating around the world.
See more of Melissa’s travel and eating adventures over at Instagram, and prepare to be hungry and envious.
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Grabbing a quick salad, and forgot your travel spork? Designed by Devon Briggs, Credit Card Cutlery offers convenient food stabbing, in slender credit card form.
Stash one right alongside your maxed-out credit cards, bend it open, and dig in. Hopefully, you didn’t charge lunch again.
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If you have some extra Ball Jars laying around from the last time you made pickles, and want a cool travel mug — Cuppow is here to help. The simple attachment takes advantage of a canning jar’s spill-proof seal, to create a coffee on-the-go — or maybe you just like to drink your artisan jams on the road. Either way, Cuppow is available here.
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When the “Try it, you’ll like it” approach gets old, My Food Passport is here to help. The activity book — designed to look like a passport — includes pages of foods for kids to try, keep track of when, whether they enjoyed it or not, and stickers!!! Make it even more like a real passport by including a horrible picture of your kid inside.
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Are you planning a vacation around your bacon consumption — again? Then consider the infographic Bacon Based Tourism to be your ultimate travel guide. With handy bacon-related info for most major countries, you’ll know what type of meat candy to expect at each destination, and how to order it properly. Because no one wants to look like a tourist on their bacon vacation.
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