Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chocolate. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Chocolate Bed Toppings


Chocolate bedding set. Guaranteed sweet dreams with this one!
Buy it here.

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Sunday, May 15, 2011

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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Monday, January 24, 2011

iPhone For Valentine

Wanna give your special someone an iPhone 4 for Valentine?
Gift wrapping is so old school, here's a cooler way to unravel a gift!
...An iPhone chocolate dessert case, looking all real and delicious!

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Monday, January 17, 2011

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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Thursday, August 26, 2010

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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Monday, August 23, 2010

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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