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Photo of the Day: The Peanuts Gang as Peanuts
[Photograph: phildesignart] File under "Great Moments in Peanut-Related Art": Graphic designer Phil Jones hand painted these peanuts to look like the Peanuts gang (I quite like Woodstock). If you want this on a T-shirt, vote for it at Threadless. [via swissmiss]...Want to Eat: Luxirare's Edible Crayons
Or just stare at and admire. Remember that kid in grade school who was secretly eating Play-Doh in the corner? Well, he would freak if arts and crafts time involved these crayons from food and fashion site Luxirare. Each color was made from a medley of food bits including nuts, seeds, dried veggies, and fruits. For the yellow: freeze-dried corn, peanuts, bee pollen, and dried bananas. And the green: peas, green beans, dried kiwi, and green Fruity Pebbles. So if you happen to have a crayon mold lying around, clearly you should make these. Related: Potato Crisps from Luxirare...Video: The Rotating Kitchen
The Rotating Kitchen by Dutch artist Zeger Reyers is a model of a kitchen—complete with appliances, kitchenware, and food—that slowly turns on its horizontal axis and lets gravity do its thing. Result: lots of clanking, and a big mess. The kitchen can be viewed at art museum Kunsthalle Düsseldorf as part of their Eating the Universe. Food in Art exhibit, and will continue rotating until February 28, 2010. Watch the video after the jump....Fun Food-Related Infographics Posters
[Images: Visual Aid Shop] Decorate your walls with some of the colorful infographics from the Visual Aid Shop. Many of the over 250 posters are food-related: cuts of beef, glasses, coffee drinks, breakfasts from around the world, cheeses, pastas, ingredients in a Christmas pudding, stomachs (eh, that's where the food goes), and more. (Unfortunately, there's no direct linking to the products, but you can search by name and it's worth taking a look at the whole list.) Related Sources of Food Poisoning Infographic Worldwide Meat Consumption Infographic Caffeine and Calories Chart...Leftover Art
[Photographs: Leftover Art] Play with the dregs of turkey and mashed potato on your plate and submit a photo of the results to Leftover Art, a website dedicated to artfully arranged leftovers. Users can vote on where they think the art belongs: in the trash or the fridge. I'm rooting for "Root McGoot." Related What to Make with Leftover Bread What Are World-Famous Chefs Doing with Your Leftovers? A Guide to Leftover Thanksgiving Recipes...Chinese Food Carvings
[Photograph: national Palace Museum] That's not a glistening chunk of pork—that's a stone carved to look like a glistening chunk of pork. The "Meat-shaped Stone," along with the "Jadeite Cabbage," made during the Ch'ing Dynasty (1644–1911) are some of the most famous pieces at the National Palace Museum in Taipei, Taiwan....Captain Yaar, a Doughnut-Loving Pirate Comic
See it bigger here » [Photographs: gregnog.com] Captain Yaar is a comic about a pirate who doesn't do much pirating. Instead he dreams up fanciful doughnut sandwich concoctions, only to have his little bird sidekick smack some sense into him. [via janelle] Related Pickle Recipe Comic Snake 'N' Bacon Existential Food Comics...How Little People Eat Breakfast
[Photograph: Dan Jackson] In his photograph Builders Breakfast, Dan Jackson shows how really, really, really tiny people might eat a fried egg on toast. This photograph is part of a series called "Little Folk," available as prints in Jackon's Etsy shop. (If the concept looks familiar, you have probably seen Minimiam by Akiko Ida and Pierre Javelle.)...Gummy Worm Chromosomes
[Original art: Kevin Van Aelt] Have you ever looked at gummy worms and thought, wow those sure resemble DNA coils? Well, artist Kevin Van Aelt did and made this chromosome chart out of the candy slugs. Check out his portfolio here. Related Photo of the Day: Jellybean Children How to Make Candy Corn Collection of Stuck Tic Tacs...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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