Gizmodo: tasty

Condiment Pistol Blazes Burgers With Deliciousness

Sean Fallon — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 16:30:32 EDT

This oversized cartoon-esque pistol can be filled with your favorite condiments and fired at your food for the ultimate in BBQ fun. Naturally, the temptation to misuse this device will be overwhelming, but at least you can take solace in the fact that you will have the upper hand in any food fight you instigate. Tabasco anyone? Available soon for £14.95 ($30). [Firebox via Toyology]

R2-D2 Cake Looks Too Delicious to Eat

Sean Fallon — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 17:30:25 EST

If I were to get married, I would be honored if pastry chef Mark Randazzo of Mark Joseph Cakes would whip me up one of these awesome looking R2-D2 cakes for the reception. Unfortunately, that would also probably mean that my marriage would be over before it began. I would be left all alone, weeping in a corner cramming fistfuls of R2's delicious body into my mouth. [Mark Joseph Cakes via B-Side Blog via Boing Boing via Technabob]

Go Ahead...Make My Breakfast! Insert Your Joke Here

Sean Fallon — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 17:00:15 EST

When it comes to these gun-shaped egg molds, other acceptable headlines include:

•"Say hello to my little chicken!"
•A great source of Omega-357 and Anti-Uzidents.
•Gun shaped eggs promote fowl play.
•This is your brain. This is your brain shaped like an Uzi.
•Shot in the yolk, and you're to blame. You give breakfast a bad name.
•Nothing says "I love you honey" like a gun in the mouth.
•Make one false move and I'll scramble your eggs.
•That's what I call "insani-tasty."

Got something better? I hope so—because these are horrible. So bring it on. [Product Page via Spluch via Laughing Squid]

30 Years of Apple Evolution

Mark Wilson — Sun, 08 Jul 2007 09:30:25 EDT

For those who haven't seen the project, designer Edwin Tofslie assembled nearly every Apple product from the company's history into one giant picture. And studying the trends while they're all laid out is like re-watching The Sixth Sense—pretty obvious in retrospect.

My critical analysis: square, circle, square. And though there are a few abnormalities in the line that show even Apple didn't know when the taste tides were changing, like 1996's abnormally curvy Performa, the statement is ultimately quite cohesive. It's like paging through old fashion magazines, but way, way, way geekier (yes, we just used "way" three times in a row). Hit the link for a gigantic version that you can actually appreciate.

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