Entries tagged with 'T-shirts'
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Internal organs never ranked particularly high on my “cute” list, but these little guys are hard to resist. I Heart Guts has a whole line of cuddly plush body parts—like the adorable tummy ($18) at right. Odds are, Serious Eaters don’t need a reminder to love their stomachs, but this makes it even easier. (Even if there's something existentially weird about snuggling with organs.) And there are T-shirts ($24), too!...
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Pancakes Mountain ($18), a new shirt from Threadless, makes me long for tall stacks of fluffy pancakes doused in golden streams of maple syrup. What a beautiful world that would be...so beautiful. Considering how awesome pancakes are, I thought, "There must be other awesome pancake t-shirts out there!" Sadly, I didn't find a rich supply of well designed pancake shirts (anything from Cafepress or Zazzle didn't count) but there were a few standouts. More pancake shirts after the jump....
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The Icecreamator is another great food-related t-shirt design available at Threadless for $18. If only ice cream treats were made in giant machines manned by snowmen and powered by rainbows. Sigh. Related Fried Egg T-Shirt 'Playin' in the Sprinkler' T-Shirt Cute T-Shirt Alert: 'This Is How I Roll'...
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For the fried egg–lover in your life, get this T-shirt featuring a photo of a freakishly huge fried egg. $24 from Nixon [via Boing Boing]...
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There are sprinklers that shoot out jets of water, and there are sprinklers that shoot out...sprinkles. Playin' In The Sprinkler is a new t-shirt from Threadless featuring a soft serve cone and a doughnut happily frolicking through a sprinkler of the decorative sort. Related Serious Eats Gift Guide: Food You Can Wear Serious Eats and Neighborhoodies Think Ups T-Shirt #1 Serious Eats Gift Guide: Apparel...
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Yo. Don't mess with me and my rolling pin shirt. As if you haven't done enough rolling this weekend. But it might make a good holiday gift. It's $14.95 from buyolympia.com. [via The Kitchn]...
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As Ed pointed out in his report on Top Chef's premiere last night, a bond formed among three gay cheftestants: Patrick, Jaime, and Richard. "Team Rainbow" was born over a glass of wine and testaments to being "sooooo gay." Jaime was in the second she said, "I have a T-shirt that has a rainbow on it. I'll totally wear it." To celebrate, the Bravo network made its own "Team Rainbow" T-shirt for all viewers supporting the multicolored pride. Watch a clip of the bond forming after the jump....
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"You don't love us anymore?" the circus animals wonder. Photograph from Food Librarian Mother’s Cookies (responsible for the frosted animal cookies covered in rainbow sprinkles) won't be around for future children. The company, founded in 1914 in Oakland, California, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week, which inspired a halt on all cookie production. Could this be one of the worst ramifications of the economic meltdown yet? The private equity firm that owned Mother's didn't even give employees the federally required 60-day notice, due to "unforeseeable business circumstances." As someone raised on the West Coast, I opened my brown bag to find these often. Non–West Coasters may not understand the joy of little pink and white blobs (supposedly rhinos...
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If you watched last night's town hall debate and thought, both campaigns could use a morale-booster, might I suggest newcomer Donuts Bacon '08? While they may be polarizing factors (vegetarians ain't behind this one), for many Americans, it's a Taste We Can Believe In (starting at $23.80). If you eat a piece of bacon and think, yes, this is who I can trust for four more years. Or get frosting all over yourself and think, my investments will be safe with this—then, this is the ticket for you, my friends....
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Finally, our fifth and last shirt in the Neighborhoodies "Think Ups" T-shirt series. You've heard people playfully brag, "I am kind of a big deal." First inspired by Ron Burgundy in Anchorman, it informs others that people know you. Like, you're pretty important. You have many leather-bound books, and your apartment smells of rich mahogany. In a culinary alter-universe, a fast food value meal would ooze this same confidence. "Like, all the other McMuffins and Filet-O-Fishes certainly know me. Potentially worship me." All T-shirts and hoodies are American Apparel 100 percent cotton, available in any garment color and any print color (1,200 color combos). All proceeds go to charity. We chose Careers through Culinary Arts Program (C-CAP), a nonprofit...
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