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Ding! Phone Call!

First there was the hamburger phone from Juno and then the sandwich phone. Now comes the toast phone. This concept from Brazilian design student Renata Quintela comes with two bread phones and a toaster charger. [via Gizmodo]...

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Toastvertising from Spam

I know I'm basically flacking for Hormel Foods with the above video, but that's nature of this viral video junk, innit? And, yeah, I know burning designs in toast is so passé, but you have to admit that this is some pretty hot stop-motion toastimation. Here's the story behind the vid. [via Elise]...

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Man Gets English Breakfast Tattooed On Skull

19 year-old Dayne Gilbey of Coventry, Wales volunteered to let tattoo artist Blake Dickinson ink his skull with the image of a full English breakfast: "bacon, eggs, sausages, beans and even cutlery." Frankly, I'd be amazed by Gilbey's foolhardiness except that I'm too busy appalled by how ugly that tattoo turned out to be, especially when you consider how pretty the photo of an English breakfast that ran with Graham Holliday's In Defence of British Food feature today is! What do you make of it?...

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Japanese Toast-Coffee-Egg-Maker

Not yet available in the U.S., this device takes the Egg Muffin maker concept to the next level with the addition of a coffee maker. Here's an an ingenious way to make a complete breakfast at home without having to inundate your kitchen with single-use appliances. This new product from Japanese company Chuo Sangyo lets you make coffee, eggs, and toast all in one breath. It only takes 10 minutes and one outlet. Amazing. –Lisa Katayama One Machine Makes Toast, Eggs, and Coffee [TokyoMango]...

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A Toast from Serious Eats

We’d like to take this opportunity to welcome all serious eaters by toasting our brand new website. Raise your glass now.

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Delft Pattern Toast

Delft porcelain pattern toasted onto a sandwich, from the Rotterdam, Netherlands, design studio Minale Maeda. Table Manners [Minale Maeda]...

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