That delicious-looking, pepperoni-laden slice of pizza seen above is here to mess with our minds. Sideserf Cake Studio brings us the Pizza Cake.
With some creative sculpting and painting of ingredients, Natalie perfectly recreates a slice from her favorite pizza joint in Austin. Check out the how to below…
If you’re heading to the beach, or poolside, La Croix Swimwear is here to keep you stylin’. Brought to us by Public Space, the most polarizing of sparkling waters can now be worn as a one-piece or in swim trunk-form.
For those not familiar with La Croix, it sort of tastes like someone else ate fruit and then tried to explain what it tasted like while you sip carbonated water. And the can…. oh, that can. It looks like a rejected Dixie Cup design from 1992. Nonetheless, La Croix does make for some cool looking swimwear. Check it out here.
Break out the wasabi and soy sauce — from the entire neighborhood — and learn how to make your own 16-lb Sushi Donut.
Brought to us by Hellthy Junk Food, the giant ring of raw fish and rice starts with 6-lbs of sushi rice. After being molded into donut-form, the rice is topped with ahi tuna, salmon, escolar, yellow tail, cucumber and avocado amongst others. See how it’s done below.
If you haven’t seen the 2007 movie Waitress — SPOILER ALERT — it’s about a waitress. Thankfully, Keri Russell does more than just wait tables for two hours, and actually spends most of the film making pies.
Binging With Babish is here to show us how to make a few of the pies featured in the movie. There’s The Waitress’s Bad Baby Pie, Chocolate Strawberry Oasis Pie and a New York-style Cheesecake.
The video is easy to follow, so you can create a pie that’d make Andy Griffith proud.
Mushrooms actually make for a beautiful leather. So, it was only a matter of time before Mushroom Sneakers were available and the foot fungus jokes could begin.
Brought to us by Nat-2 and mushroom leather designer, Nina Fabert, the footwear is made from a certain type of fungus called ‘tinder sponge.’ Besides being totally stylin’, the fungus footwear is organic, vegan, anti-bacterial, gluten and chemical-free.
There’s no mention yet as to how you can acquire a pair… however, we can start making fun of the hipsters that would probably wear these at anytime.
