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Breakfust

Light Breakfast by David Sykes.

Found via Ashley Simko

Tags: cool finds, culinary, photography by steve
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Have some cake

In honor of Fuck Week, here’s a Helveticake. And how it was made.

Found via LAWeekly

Tags: culinary, fonts, typography by steve
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Vintage Tony

Some Vintage Tony the Tiger ads voiced by the great Thurl Ravenscroft (1914-2005). From the Mad Men era, of course.

Tags: cool finds, culinary, design history by steve
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Tiger Tea

It’s the Year of the Tiger!

Chinese New Year started this weekend, today’s the 6th day of celebration.

Limited edition Year of the Tiger tea packaging – only 50 made – by Aesthetic Apparatus.

Found via My Modern Met

Tags: cool finds, culinary, design by steve
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iPhones and sausage

I love when the general public finds brilliant solutions to overlooked design problems.

from south korea
Cold weather + not wanting to remove gloves + iPhone + sausages = productivity!

Snack sausages make great substitutes for browsing fingers. Something Apple’s design team hadn’t quite anticipated. Details here.

And
You too can be productive! Snag some Slim Jims for your iPhone . . . here.

Found via Kottke

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Lunch at IKEA

No IKEA nearby? Here’s a recipe.

Illustration by Lunchbreath.

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Rad Anthem

Video for Rad Omen’s Rad Anthem. Directed by Nicholaus Goossen, photography by Harris Charalambous. Free download here.

Found via Jason Malmberg

Tags: cool finds, culinary, music by steve
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McNuggetini

‘kinda like a white russian on angeldust’

Alie & Georgia’s blog.

Tags: culinary by steve
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“There’s this weird relationship that we as Americans have with fast food,’ says Feinstein, who titled each image with the given item’s fat content, in grams. ‘I made a project where the food mostly looks disgusting, yet some of it is still strangely enticing – probably because the branding is so embedded in our psyches.”

Jon Feinstein’s photographic series, Fast Food. Here.

39 Grams