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The Heinz Ketchup Puzzle is here to remind us, not only do we have all the time in the world, but that asking a waitress for ketchup hasn’t happened in months.
The 570-piece puzzle is all red. No pictures on the box to refer to, no watching a fun image come together on your dining room table. Just you, your last remnants of patience, and a reminder that there’s probably no ketchup in the fridge. Available here.
Baby Yoda may have stolen ours, and a certain Mandalorian’s heart, but the little guy also makes for some good eats.
Sideserf Cake Studio has capitalized on the cuteness with Baby Yoda Cake. Not only is the cake as adorable as the 50-yr-old whatever species Yoda is — but its jedi innards look delicious.
See how it’s done below… This is the way.
Baking isn’t supposed to be terrifying. Sure, there’s working with heat and having to follow directions, but this Freddy Kreuger Cake may actually haunt your dreams.
Brought to us by Sideserf Cakes, the edible horror legend is made possible with some serious fondant sculpting and edible paints.
No mention if finger knives were used to cut into Freddy, but he looked scary good. See how it’s done below.
Are you having trouble braising, roasting and properly venting pies? Do you enjoy sci-fi stories that take four decades to tell? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Star Wars Le Creuset is here to help.
Included in this brand collaboration that nobody saw coming, is a Hans Solo Carbonite Roaster, Darth Vader Dutch Oven, Droid Mini Cocottes and a Porg Pie Bird.
There’s also a hand-painted Tatooine Round Dutch Oven for $900 (you read that correctly). It’s a limited edition of nine so hurry, you braising Star Wars geek, you. Full collection here.
via nerdist
Instant ramen… it keeps co-eds alive for 59-cents a day and provides a week’s worth of sodium in one convenient package. Now, the cost-effective noodles are here to bring some rock and roll.
Artem Mayer created the Ramen Noodle Guitar. Using 36 packs of ramen noodles, and 5 liters of polyester resin — the guitar may take a lot longer to make than a cup of noodles, but it’s completely handcrafted and fully-functional.
Rock on, broke people!
