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How To Make Your Own Giant Dripping Cheese Pizza Slice Table

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Pizza: like never getting out of bed before noon, it’s a way of life. And what better way to celebrate that way of life than constructing your own giant dripping cheese pizza slice table and then eating pizza on it?! I certainly can’t think of anything.

The relatively simple tutorial, created by Instructables user XYZ Create, basically involves cutting a pizza slice shape from a large piece of plywood, then using a jigsaw to cut out the dripping cheese sides and attaching them via pocket hole screws. Next, attaching mounting flanges and the pipe legs to the bottom of the table and painting the pizza with your favorite toppings. I like mushrooms and jalapeños!

So, is this table making anybody else hungry? Because I thought I had some leftover pizza in the fridge but all I found were a few dry crusts on the kitchen counter. I guess that’s what I get for living with roommates! I’m lying, I ate that whole pizza last night. And a dozen wings and an order of breadsticks.

Artist Creates Awesome Treats Out of Rice Krispies

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Artist Creates Awesome Treats Out of Rice Krispies

Everyone know Rice Krispies right? But do you know how to use it to make delicious art treats? Jessica Siskin A.K.A Misterkrisp knows. Jessica Siskin is creating the coolest Rice Krispies Creations we’ve seen.

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These Krispies are definitely one of the best and unusual food art we’ve seen in a while. It all started 3 years ago when she decided to make one for her friend, after realising the potential and getting great feedbacks from others she continued to experiment with Rice Krispies Treats recipes, techniques, and designs and on October 2013 her business was born. In her instagram account you can see great shots of her yummy work.

Taco

If you want Taco for breakfast this TacoRice Krispies is perfect for you

Haribo Gold Bears

Don’t know about you but personally I can eat gummy bears all day long 

KIMOJI

Here’s a very funny tribute to Kim Kardashian’s KIMOJI app.

Chewbacca Krisp

No list is ever completed unless you have Star Wars in it, am I right?

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Fashion Artist Illustrates Dresses Out of Food

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Fashion Artist Illustres Dresses Out of Food

The wonderful talent and imagination of Edgar Artis manifests in designing impressive dresses for a drawn up woman out of food. The perfect combination of fashion and gastronomy.

You can check out more of his incredible work on his Facebook & instagram pages.

M&M Runway Dress

A dress that looks like it’ll fall apart at any moment. And while that might not be something people around this women would be opposed to, let’s hope she has some sort of backup waiting for her.

The Butter Dress

A little bit of heat and this melts, so despite not being a long dress, it’s only for cool climates.

The Popcorn Gown

When people talk about a dress that POPS, they’re probably thinking about this. Who knew you needed a microwave to make make a cocktail dress?!

The Chocolate Gown

Not only is it raunchy and delightful while somehow reminding me of Jean Grey (Phoenix wings for some reason), but it’s chocolate. As Kramer once called it, the dark master, the cocoa bean!

The Lemon Dress

I guess the obligatory pun for this dress is that it makes you look juicy.

The Fries Dress

I know it doesn’t work that way for everyone, but fries always remind me of the beach during my younger days. And this red and yellow, ketchup and fries design is all about summer.

The Kiwi Dress

A greenish, healthy combination of the Little Mermaid and Poison Ivy.

Cheese Dress

Yes, there are holes in it, but they’re placed so the important places will remain hidden, to keep the mystery and allure going.

Onion Dress

So beautiful it’ll make you cry.

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19 Geeky Meat Sculptures

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Life can be boring working at a grocery store, so those at Uwajimaya in Seattle pass the time and make things a bit more fun for their customers by making geeky meat sculptures.

So even if your mom always told to not play with your food, when you have creativity, talent and inspiration, it’s not all that bad. Food can be turned into some incredible art.

Beef USS Enterprise

Deathstar & R2D2

DeLorean from Back to the Future

Beef Dragon Ball Z

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle

Beef Snorlax

Homer Simpson

Beef Zombie

Sonic & Tails

Beef Dark Knight

Beef Green Lantern

Beef Waluigi & Wario

Beef Megaman

Charmander & Pokeballs

Beef Bulbasaur

Adventure Time

Pork Meowth

Beef Metroid

 

Pork Jigglypuff

 

This is the store’s website. 

For more on geeky food, check out these 15 delicious examples. If you’re not only into the geeky application of it, here are 11 ways to make a marriage proposal using food.

Foodscapes: Complex Landscapes Constructed Entirely from Food

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Think you have an infatuation with food?  Well, as always, you’ve been one-upped.  Carl Warner, artist and designer, is more of a foodie than you will ever be. He has used his computer graphics skills in combination with his physical “playing-with-food” abilities in order to construct some of the most marvelous landscapes that this planet has ever seen: foodscapes.  They make me want to close my eyes and dance with the night* for the rest of eternity, except for when I have to stop and go get more Cheetos.

*sit on the couch with the lights off

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Above, you can see the real life Candyland.  No, not the electronic duo, and not the wonderfully-crafted board game.  This is the real deal, folks.  There’s even a real candy-girl sitting at the bottom of that well and waiting to crawl up at you in a spider-like fashion!  (Movies… what have you done to me?)

Tries to crab walk backwards down the stairs

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Just think about how long it took for this man to create each of those little corn blocks, and then be amazed.  Also, think about how long it is going to take that no-legged mushroom to pull his little cart all the way along the Great Wall of China!  That’s true dedication – that’s all-natural brawn and determination.

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If you would like to see more food landscapes, just head on over to Carl Warner’s website.  Otherwise, if you’re still hungry, you can always check out the iTray flying food tray and this delectable squid masterpiece.

[via Twisted Sifter via Geyser of Awesome via That's Nerdalicious!]

Famous Paintings Recreated on Toast

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It gets boring, trying to create art on the usual canvas with the regular oil paints, hoping you’ll become like on of the great painters like Monet, Van Gogh, Jackson Pollock or Edvard Munch. Recreating famous works of art on toast? Sounds a lot more interesting.

Norwegian artist Ida Skivenes uses his Instagram ...
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Food Art Seems to Depict Sustainable Urban Architecture

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Apart from water and air, we need food to sustain ourselves and every city needs clean air, water and access to hygienic and organic food.

Most of our cities lack clean air and water but thanks to a growing awareness about the importance of organic food when compared with big farm ...
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Now This is Food Art: Artist Hong Yi’s Delectable Masterpieces

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When a foodie happens to be an artist, you know what to expect next: food art. Personally, I find that nobody does it better than Hong Yi. She certainly found a creative way to create plated masterpieces that integrated the actual food items she used with the backgrounds that were also created using food.

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I like the one of the doggy Oreos best. But maybe I’m biased, because I happen to like Oreos and it’s not exactly a secret that I love dogs.

Check out some more of Hong Yi’s work in the gallery below. And if you’re starving for more, then you can follow her project on Instagram.

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[via Foodigity & Enpundit via Laughing Squid]