Nestlé unveils limited-edition KitKat sushi in Japan
Nestlé chocolate brand KitKat has released limited-edition chocolate bars that looks like sushi.
A beautiful geometric chocolate bar that’s too lovely to eat
When you think of food, how it tastes is probably top of mind. However, people also buy food because of how it looks; the packaging, colours, even how it’s displayed.
Marou chocolate bars wrapped in handmade art
The National Gallery Singapore partnered with chocolate brand Marou to create artisanal chocolate bars.
Be a hosting star with bacon chocolate shot glasses
The bacon is baked on a mould so that it turns crispy and retains it shape as a shot glass.
The world’s most beautiful geometric designed chocolates
Japanese design firm Nendo was declared Maison & Objet’s Designer of the Year. And to celebrate, they were invited to design a lounge for visitors at the furniture and design show. For the show — along with designing the lounge — they decided to create a…
Discover Cake in a Can by The Food Ministry
As Marie-Antoinette famously said, “let them eat cake!” The next time you have an intense craving for home-made cake, but dread the prep and clean-up, reach for a can instead. This brilliant Cake in a Can lets you enjoy a freshly baked cake, instantly.
Chocolate pencils for people who love art and chocolate
Acclaimed Japanese design studio Nendo has been credited for designing creations like chocolate paint and ice cream cakes that resemble villages. However, before these creative food ideas came another lesser known creation: chocolate pencils.
This ice cream looks and tastes like a baked sweet potato
The Japanese are certainly known for their odd eating habits, like deep-fried maple leaves. But did you know that yakiimo—also known as a baked sweet potato—is enjoyed by people of all ages in Japan?
You can now eat mist that tastes of bacon, cotton candy & chocolate
Have ever wished you could eat all the bacon, cotton candy, and chocolate you wanted without worrying about your calories? Lick Me I’m Delicious, which was founded by Charlie Harry Francis, has created a machine in which you can eat flavoured mist.
These chocolate bars are beautiful, edible pieces of modern art
Mexico-based Unelefante was founded by fine jewellery designer Tatiana Sanchez. It was a response to the mass-produced products flooding Mexico and putting pressure on hand-made traditions. Teaming up with Chef Jorge Llanderal and his family, they created a collection of beautifully designed chocolate bars that look like brightly coloured…
