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Serious Eats and Neighborhoodies Think Ups T-Shirt #2: Hasta La Pizza
If you read Serious Eats yesterday, you know that we're cooperating with custom-apparel-maker Neighborhoodies on a series of shirts called "Think Ups." Our task was to think up five phrases for food-related T-shirts and hoodies, which Neighborhoodies would run with and create designs around. Neighborhoodies is releasing one SE Think Up a day this week. Anyway, our second shirt has just appeared on the Neighborhoodies site: Hasta la Pizza. This one was my idea. It's the catchphrase I use to sign Slice-related emails. Groan all you want, I think it's delish. 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...How to Look Like an Alcoholic Kangaroo
I'd like to see someone wear this to a job interview. Or a first date. Or anywhere, really. Think of all the things your hands can do while this bottle sits in its cozy, pouchy home. When I showed this to a guy friend, an email chain sparked among his friends: "We should all get matching ones! Nothing un-manly about that!" The Miller High Life Beer Pouch hoodie is $38.99 for sizes S-XL, and $40.99 for XXL. [via Al Dente]...Restaurant Shirts Are the New Concert Tee
A few weeks ago, I was flying home from a food work-cation in New Orleans and Joan Jett was on my plane. I have to admit it was kind of exciting. I remember seeing Jett open for Aerosmith when I was in junior high—a pretty awesome concert from what I remember—and naturally I bought an Aerosmith shirt and wore it proudly to school the next day. It cost somewhere between $15 and $20 but was a required souvenir, mostly to ensure that everyone at Southwood Middle School knew I had seen Aerosmith and Joan Jett the night before. Walking through the halls, others were sporting the same shirt and we all felt a kinship, sometimes solidified with a nod...Vegan Zombie T-Shirts Now Available
Although Dennis Culver's Vegan Zombie t-shirt didn't make it onto Threadless, it's now available at RedBubble....Tofu Bra
You may remember the infamous bacon bra. Well, now there's a vegetarian version (possibly NSFW), which appeared as a wonderfully sleazy bit of marketing at a tofu festival in Shenkeng, Taiwan. I predict a steep decline in the number of men who complain that tofu is "too bland." After the jump, tofu like you've never seen it before (again, possibly NSFW)....Vegan Zombies, This Shirt's for You
Dennis Culver's Vegan Zombie shirt may not be a reality yet, but you can vote at Threadless.com to help give everyone a chance to display the grain-loving pride of the vegan undead. Related Brains: The Core of the Zombie Diet...Craigslist Bacon Costume Still Looking for Good Home
This Washington, D.C.-based Craigslist ad for a homemade felt bacon costume, priced at a reasonable $10, somehow went ignored last weekend. The creator and seller says it's still available, and she's even extending the former "must pick-up today" (June 21) deadline to the first week of July. Why didn't anybody in the nation's capital, home of pork, want a lifesize bacon suit, so fuzzy and fastened together with velcro? The head hole ideally works for a five-foot-six bod, but one size can fit most. Even you, the grass-fed vegetarian. (It's just felt, not real pig meat.) Related Baconwrapt Scarf Bacon Brassiere (NSFW) Eat Your Salad From a Bacon Bowl...Lobster-Theme Nike Dunks
Peep these awesome lobster-themed shoes, which were created as part of a collaboration between Nike Skateboarding and Cambridge, Mass., streetwear store Concepts. The shoe's colorways run from lobster orange to lobster red, with lobster shell–like black specks strewn throughout. They come with blue rubber bands stretched across the toe and are packaged in a wooden box that looks like a lobster trap. My favorite detail: the shoe liner that looks like a picnic tablecloth. Pinch me! [via Kitsune Noir with a tip o' the hat to Kottke]...Frypunk T-Shirt
Not a fan of the Steampunk culture? Maybe you'd rather proclaim your allegiance to everything dunked in hot oil with a Frypunk t-shirt. Related Pig Butchering Guide T-Shirts Are Here Serious Eats Gift Guide: Apparel Because We Need More Shirts with Stomachs on Them...Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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