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At first glance these coffee cups might appear to be painted ceramic or glass. However, these works by Cheeming Boey are simply a black pen applied to an earth-hating styrofoam cup.
In case you were wondering, there is a collection of these available at Etsy and range from $140.00-$540.00. That better be some great fucking coffee.
[via oculoid]
Apparently Kit Kats are an international collector’s item. This awesome Flickr stream of Kit Kats from around the world combines aesthetically pleasing packaging with very curious flavor options.
Nowhere is Kit Kat collecting more popular than in Japan. Nestlé has recently released 19 new flavors to reflect regional specialties from around the country; including sweet potato, melon, soy sauce, and wasabi.
In other news, the U.S. was recently given the option of a white chocolate Kit Kat and still cannot produce a decent DVD player or automobile.
[thanks BoingBoing]
Snak Snak is a new review website dedicated to just snacks. In case you are a snob and assume this will be nothing but low-brow candy and junk food; Snak Snak assures us that the reviews will range from “amazing French bries to lowly nickel candies… and everything in between.” Nice.
Good luck with the site gentlemen, it looks like a blast. Here’s to hoping that the Snak Snak has good dental.
[via doobybrain]
The pot/pot jokes could easily last for 3-4 minutes, but this 100% Silicone, dishwasher safe pot holder could last a lifetime… Or until you move out of your parent’s basement.
Perfect for holding brownies, mac and cheese, or mashed potatoes with maple syrup.
[available at the Foodiggity Shop]
