Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
A Flower Arrangement Of A Different Kind
Real flowers are so old school. Check this out!
This chocolate devil’s food cake will arrive in the exquisite and absolutely true to life shape of a potted African violet. Described as a velvety-rich five-layer chocolate cake with chocolate-caramel truffle cream filling and coffee buttercream frosting, it’s topped with hand-sculpted sugar paste flowers and green fondant icing leaves.
Order it here. (Careful, pretty expensive!)
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Chocolate Stamps
Chocolate Stamps by Toby Ng.
These chocolate-flavored stamps (unfortunately still a concept) are leading a joyful reform to the habit of stamp-licking. With dark, milk, and white chocolate flavors to be chosen from, stamp-licking may well become a prevailing and irresistible act for those who shunned. Each set of 24 1st class stamps are arranged as a bar of chocolate and packaged in an envelope in the color of its flavor.
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Creative Chocolate
A set of creative chocolates entitled Crave Sydney 2009.
This set was created in 3DS Max and Vray Australia designer Rachael Dunk. Each chocolate represents a different event that took place around Sydney for October 2009.
Its still in the concept phase for now. Hope it won't be too long before they actually start producing.
Would be cool to see it applied to different countries/cities.
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Cake Mail Postcard
Can't be there to watch your loved ones blow out their birthday candles? Send them the next best thing - Cake Mail.
This thin, textured slice of faux chocolate cake is frosted generously and has one flat, printed kraft paper surface for writing the recipient's address, a return address as well as a little sentiment.
Buy it here.
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A Roundup Of Cool And Creative Cake Molds
"Happy Birthday" Cake Mold
This Birthday Cake mold will create an impressive looking cake that says 'Happy Birthday' all around it. Buy it here
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Digit Cake Mold
These microwaveable cake molds make up the component parts of retro digital figures, allowing you to make a cake shaped like any number, for any birthday. Buy it here.
Cakewich Silicone Cake Mold
Cakewich silicone baking pan is shaped like a big hunk of white bread — just bake and slice to make double-decker sandwich cakes with yummy fillings. Buy it here
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Cookie Cake Pan
Sandwich cookies just got better.. and bigger! Buy it here
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Giant Cupcake Pan
People's love for cupcakes is undeniable. If the little cupcakes bring so much joy, imagine what a giant cupcake would do! With Wilton's Giant Cupcake Cake Pan you can find out. Buy it here
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Peace Of Cake
"Everybody knows if we made more cake and less war the world would be a happier place. But it takes more than cake, so Fred is contributing a portion of the proceeds from this product to nonprofit organizations dedicated to peaceful resolution of conflict, justice for all, and respect for human rights. We can make a difference, one slice at a time. Peace of Cake is pure food-grade silicone, handsomely packaged in a recycled window box complete with Fred's heirloom recipe for Tye-Dye Flannel Cake."
Buy it here
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Cake-sicle Pan
So far, we've seen cake in the shape of a sandwich and a cookie, so why not in the shape of popsicles? Any cake, cookies or brownies batter can be used with this pan. Buy it here
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Chocolate Bar Brownie Pan
This aluminum brownie pan will mold your brownie into the shape of a huge chocolate bar. When baked, the brownie can be broken into a dozen of individual pieces, just like a chocolate bar, and the word 'chocolate' will be embossed on each piece. Buy it here.
Baker's Edge Brownie Pan
This pan adds two chewy edges to every little brownie, now everyone can have the best piece!
Buy it here
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This Birthday Cake mold will create an impressive looking cake that says 'Happy Birthday' all around it. Buy it here
.
Digit Cake Mold
These microwaveable cake molds make up the component parts of retro digital figures, allowing you to make a cake shaped like any number, for any birthday. Buy it here.
Cakewich Silicone Cake Mold
Cakewich silicone baking pan is shaped like a big hunk of white bread — just bake and slice to make double-decker sandwich cakes with yummy fillings. Buy it here
.
Cookie Cake Pan
Sandwich cookies just got better.. and bigger! Buy it here
.
Giant Cupcake Pan
People's love for cupcakes is undeniable. If the little cupcakes bring so much joy, imagine what a giant cupcake would do! With Wilton's Giant Cupcake Cake Pan you can find out. Buy it here
.
Peace Of Cake
"Everybody knows if we made more cake and less war the world would be a happier place. But it takes more than cake, so Fred is contributing a portion of the proceeds from this product to nonprofit organizations dedicated to peaceful resolution of conflict, justice for all, and respect for human rights. We can make a difference, one slice at a time. Peace of Cake is pure food-grade silicone, handsomely packaged in a recycled window box complete with Fred's heirloom recipe for Tye-Dye Flannel Cake."
Buy it here
.
Cake-sicle Pan
So far, we've seen cake in the shape of a sandwich and a cookie, so why not in the shape of popsicles? Any cake, cookies or brownies batter can be used with this pan. Buy it here
.
Chocolate Bar Brownie Pan
This aluminum brownie pan will mold your brownie into the shape of a huge chocolate bar. When baked, the brownie can be broken into a dozen of individual pieces, just like a chocolate bar, and the word 'chocolate' will be embossed on each piece. Buy it here.
Baker's Edge Brownie Pan
This pan adds two chewy edges to every little brownie, now everyone can have the best piece!
Buy it here
.
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iChocolates
iChocolates are a 20-piece gourmet chocolates assortment resembling iPhone and iPad app icons, boxed in an iPhone-like package.
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Gown Made From Recycled M&M Wrappers
TerraCycle’s Green Up Shop—a short-term showcase for the company’s upcycled products—as well as a life-size gown stitched from discarded candy wrappers.
TerraCycle commissioned the one-of-a-kind dress from Chicago couture designer Christina Liedtke, who was inspired by both the pop-up shop’s spring theme and Earth Day’s upcoming 40th anniversary.
To create the gown, more than 1,800 flowers were individually cut and sewn from 600 Peanut M&M wrappers, a time-consuming process that took over 100 hours of labor.
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Pantone Inspired Chocolate Packaging
Abanico Chocolat is a French chocolate brand with unique packaging that (as a designer) reminds me a lot of a Pantone swatch guide. It's a pretty effective way to showcase slim ganache-filled pralines with their descriptive information in an organized way.
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Say It With Chocolate By Jamie Wieck
Designer Jamie Wieck gives chocolate-giving an update with this clever idea: printable chocolates. The individual chocolate “pegs” can be arranged in a box to form a word or short message that is printed on the top inside of the box (thanks to chocolates with a low melting point which allows the chocolate to melt even in room temperature). Unfortunately, it’s only concept, but hopefully something like this gets mass production.
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Caked Cake Pops
The cutest little cakes on a lollipop stick! It is a whole cake in one bite! The frosting is actually already included in the cake 'ball' and then enrobed in chocolate/candy coatings. By Caked LA. Yummy!
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