Meat Choreography

Embracing Root Vegetables

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Wurst-Fingers

A Korean sausage maker is experiencing a sales boom due to cold winter weather. People are buying CJ Corporation’s snack sausages to use as styluses for their iPhones.

The sausage-fingers, which may or may not be called “Max Rods”, conduct electricity and let iPhone owners use their devices whilst keeping their gloves on. According to the rather hard-to-interpret Korean news story, a cold winter has boosted sales by 40%.

The photo, taken by Byron of the Bikehugger community, appears to show commuters stroking their meat across the capacitive screen while still encased in its plastic sheath — good news, as otherwise things might get a bit gross. We wonder how long these sausages last. We guess that if they are encased in their plastic sleeves, and used in the cold, they’ll probably be good until spring, whereupon they can be repurposed as a delicious snack.
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Uniting people by fish products.

Uniting people by Tuna Spread? Really? It doesn’t even have a brand name. Just a mission.

It comes from the Bickery Food Group b.v. in Hilversum. A small town in the middle of the country known because it’s the place where all the tv studio’s are located and all the stations have their headquarters. Hilvywood. There must be some sort of connection between the farfetched mission statement of this fish product and tv-land.

Fish products for humanity!

Stuck in a coco

During a student trip to Istanbul one students finger got stuck in a coconut. Her thumb became the perfect cork, including straw.

Food Interface Gum Pull

Food Interfaces celebrates it’s first minute anniversary.