Well, this is odd and a little distrubing. The Candy Crack Delivery Service delivers a 100% sugar crack rock (multi-colored and multi-flavored with snow cone syrup) to Brooklyn houses on demand.
Even more creepy, the delivery is conducted by a 7-foot tall man in a plush, blue fish mascot head, white gloves and a tuxedo. Candy crack rocks cost $1 a pop and come in a 1" x 1" crack bag.
If you want to...check out Stephen J Shanabrook's candy artwork. He is a New York and Moscow-based artist who uses food both as medium and metaphor. Using commonplace materials and forms generally seen as benign indulgences-- sweets, chocolate, and cotton candy -- he brings about disturbing new meanings, exploring the intersections of desire, violence, permanence, and death.
A new concept by Yaroslav Shuvaev, "Energy Chocolate with 4 SKUs , for teenagers, students, and other young people. Two fun mosaic chocolate bars in one package."
Cool idea, and nice packaging, but I have to wonder if chocolate that's made to play around with and make different shapes would be messy. Wondering how easily it melts I suppose.
Love the look of the bar before being broken up though - really beautiful.
White Chocolate Keyboard Makes Carpal Tunnel Almost Worth It
We're not 100% sure whether this keyboard is for real or not, but it sure looks real...and delicious. The perfect Easter gift for the geek in your life.
The "facility" is in Singapore, the chocolate 'lab' and cafe offers an impressive 100 flavors of chocolate, ranging from "Exotic" to the "Double Fruit Series", all packaged in equally sophisticated, beautifully designed wrappers.
And they have a very fun, animated websites, where molten chocolate gradually covers the whole page...yum.
Apple rejected Catamount Software's "Dope Wars" app, rightfully so. So they changed the game to "Candy Wars." You can get the app in the App Store for $0.99. The game is bascially a role playing game, where you play the role of a drug...err...candy dealer.
Via Technabob via Catamount Software via Pocket Gamer
Chocolate Postage Stamps - No more icky licking of stamps
Toby Ng designed these first class stamps, called Chocolate Mail. They come in 3 flavors - dark, milk and white chocolate. If interested, they're sold in a set of 24, and the packaging is designed to look like a bar of chocolate/envelope.
Glad I knew about this before it was too late and I bit into this! Its a portable ashtray (apparently a big trend in japan) that comes disguised as either dark and white chocolate.
Yikes. Candy "Crack" Delivered to Your Door
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