Tag: food design

I genuinely have been looking around for some salt and pepper mills since my last pepper one cracked up on me. These pencil inspired mills, by Frank Kerdil, these just be the set of mills I am looking for. Made from wood...

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A clever tool for measuring spaghetti portions by designer Stefán Pétur Sólveigarson available at the Reykjavík Corner Store. [via] 

Yorkshire-based design consultancy is pleased to present their latest product design, “Peel,” a sleek coffee machine. The ultramodern countertop device is characterized by its “elegantly crafted surfaces that peel away to reveal an eye-catching waterfall of rich coffee.” Inspired by the drip...

By fitting the pieces of cutlery together, they become an easy-to-use set of chopsticks, that bring together the Oriental and Occidental traditions in a funny way. BUY IT HERE [via]

French designer Elsa Lambinet created an absolutely new type of chocolate. Chocolate that allow you to mix and match filling and toppings to satisfy your taste. Each white, milk or dark chocolate shell has a slot in the front for wafers, nougat,...

Two glass carafes shaping a human heart when joined together. The heart is a reminder for the generally underestimated but essential role health plays in our lives. In order to prevent cardiovascular and blood pressure diseases we have to start...

Chiquita’s latest ad campaign imbues its audience with an instant sense of wonder. Using playful illustrations on stickers juxtaposed to the iconic Chiquita stickers, the product and brand become more engaging to the consumer—plus they just look cool. We got...

The World’s Largest Gummy Bears are over 1,000 times larger than a regular gummy bear! These gummy behemoths are as sweet, soft, chewy and delicious as their lilliputian cousins except about a thousand times better. Buy here. [via]

Who doesn’t love fresh food and intriguing art? Photographer Carl Kleiner combined the two for his ad campaign for IKEA, which put him on the radar. He created fun food sculptures, photographing them on pastel-colored backgrounds to truly make them pop....